The 69 Eyes – Dance D'amour

Your lips shine like Paris
Mon amour
A toi toujours
Ma cherie
But your tears bring a little London for me
Berlin can never be so cold as you reach

Dance with me into the night
To the serious moonlight
Brighter than the stars above you shine
And the loving feels alright

Give me the moment that the world won’t need
Ce soir
Tu es a moi
Ma cherie
But your fears ain’t no strangers for me
Morning can never be so cold as you leave

Dance with me into the night
To the serious moonlight
Brighter than the stars above you shine
And the loving feels alright


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    General Commentwhat? nobody likes this song? i mean come on... its great. i actually had a friend of mine play this song at a party and people were dancing to it. it was great. i love this song
    RazorbladeRomanticon January 19, 2005   Link
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    General CommentGreat song if any1 interseted :Mon amour
    A toi toujours
    Ma cherie
    Means-My Love ,Your 4ever ,My Darling
    Ce soir
    Tu es a moi
    Ma cherie
    -This night
    You are
    My Darling
    Perfect Song 4 Ball of pales:)
    TrentNINon March 09, 2005   Link
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    General Commenti love this song!!!
    it's sooo..can't describe it..u need to hear it to understand!
    also..i love songs like this..with strong lyrics..it's touching and it's so easy to love it!
    poison666on December 04, 2005   Link
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    General CommentI really like this song. The french element makes it so.. romantic.
    x____Fucktardon April 14, 2006   Link
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    General CommentAh Dance of Love-this song is amazing...
    KALASHsixtynineon August 20, 2006   Link
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    General CommentPersonally, I think that they could of extended the french in this song and I would probably like it a lot more. Yes, the french gives it a very romantic element IF you aren't already a longtime french speaker. The content is very romantic. I've slow-danced to this ^^!
    ikkunaprincessaon August 26, 2006   Link
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    General Commentperfect for gothic sex
    vince mcmahonon April 24, 2007   Link
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    General CommentI'm only in French I, so my knowledge is minimal, but since all of the other possessional phrases [what are they called again?] are feminine, thus we can assume the song is about a female, shouldn't he say "ma amour" [or whatever that would be. It looks like something they would contract.] instead of mon amour?
    Unless he was talking about his love not as a person.. =\
    Or maybe it's right and I don't know what I'm talking about.

    On a completely different note.
    Yeah, this song kicks ass.
    =D
    xxx_Rottenon June 04, 2007   Link
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    General Commentxxx_Rotten, i'll explain. yes you are right, the possessive pronoun for feminin is "ma". but as the next word begins with "a" , (amour), then you have to use "mon", because it sounds bad and repetitive to say mA Amour. so it goes mon amour instead ;)
    kyyneleeton August 01, 2007   Link
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    General CommentBrilliant song ,my personal favourite of the Helsinki Vampires. Very romantic, and yes, the French element makes it even more so. Thanks for translating the French part TrentNIN. Coming from South Africa, I don't know shit about French. This band is one of the most under-rated bands out there. It's just a shame so few people know about them. When people ask me what bands I listen to, they'll follow me as far as Pantera, Iron Maiden, Guns n Roses, AC/DC and Motley Crue and Metallica is concerned. But as soon as I mention HIM or The 69 Eyes, they lose me. These 2 bands deserve more credit (although HIM is much more known than the Helsinki Vampires). My compliments to Archzie, Bazie, Jussi 69, Jyrki 69 and Timo-Timo. Fantastic music
    Slash Is Everythingon December 22, 2007   Link

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