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Artist: The Strawbs
Canonical path: /the-strawbs/barcarole-for-the-death-of-venice
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Barcarole (for The Death Of Venice)
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Barcarole (for The Death Of Venice)
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Will you save me
Will you wave me
Goodbye
Will you need me
Will you miss me
Goodbye
Venetian moon
Silent lagoon
Answer me soon
Will the gondoliers still sing the barcarole
We have loved you
We will kiss you
Goodbye.
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