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The 77s

Come on let me in
I swear I'll be your only friend
And I will get down on my knees for you
And if I could
You know I would do anything at all
To get you near today
Hear me say

You're more than money
More than glory
More than I could ever hope to say
You're more than beauty
More than mystery
More than now
More than yesterday

Take me to your heart
'Cuz there is where we make it start
And I will get down on my knees for you
And pay the price
Sacrifice
Do anything at all to melt your soul on ice
Realize

You're more than money
More than glory
More than I could ever hope to say
You're more than beauty
More than mystery
More than now
More than yesterday

More than a lover
More than a friend
More than a talent
More than a trend
More than a mystery
More than a dance
More than your history
More than romance
More than your politics
More than your plans
More than a sure thing
More than a chance
More than your weakness
More than your strength
More than completeness
More than fragments


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    @ClassicChristianRox! from season 1 of the mythical youth series of the 90s Beverly Hills 90210, only performed by the Californian band Zoppi, of which there is no record other than in the original version of that TV series, since there was no record for sale from that recording and Zoppi doesn't have it on any of his records, although I personally think the original '77s version is superior. Greetings from Arica Chile!

    andrÉs105on January 15, 2023   Link

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