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Artist: Wallace Costa
Canonical path: /wallace-costa/parties-parks-and-she
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Parties, Parks and She
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Parties, Parks and She
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Invited me to a party
I didn't want to go
Gave false smiles
And said ho ho ho
Then we went to the park
The sun was low
Sat under the tree
And hope
the moon appeared
We imagine the enough
In somewhere alone
We imagine the moon
In somewhere alone
She walks in the street
Like a princes of my hearth
I love her, i love her
I love her, i love her
I love her, i love her
I love her, i love her
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