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Artist: The Brothers Four
Canonical path: /the-brothers-four/my-tani
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My Tani
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My Tani
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Farewell, my Tani, child of a coral sea
We dreamed of heaven, but you've forgotten me
I loved you dearly, why did we have to part?
Now I am lonely, here with a broken heart
Once on silver sands we held lonesome hands
That's why, my Tani, I cried "Come back to me"
Once on silver sands we held lonesome hands
That's why, my Tani, I cried "Come back to me"
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