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Artist: Ritchie Valens
Canonical path: /valens-richie/in-a-turkish-town
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In A Turkish Town
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In A Turkish Town
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There across the sea
Waits my fair loved one
In a Turkish town
Waiting there for me
And I know that someday
We'll live in love
So, the mystic Turks say
From the stars up above
So, wait there my love one
I'm coming home
To my little Turkish girl
In a Turkish town
To my little Turkish girl
In a Turkish town
So, wait there, my love one
I'm coming home
To my little Turkish girl
In a Turkish town
To my little Turkish girl
In a Turkish town.
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