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Artist: Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Canonical path: /trans-siberian-orchestra/fur-elise
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Für Elise
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Für Elise
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[Instrumental]
[Beethoven once more relents when he realizes what he would lose. Fate then takes him to an alley outside a neighborhood tavern. It is years later and both Beethoven and Theresa are considerably older.
Neither one of them has ever married. By pure chance Theresa sees Beethoven leaving a bar late at night but she does not make her presence known to him. From a distance she ponders what might have been.]
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