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                <text>Love Loves To Love Love</text>
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                <text>Love letters ... because love loves to love love.</text>
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            <text>if I were to fly away, would you come &#13;
 follow into my ridiculous schemes &#13;
 we could build a place to call home &#13;
 live our whole lives as if it’s a shared dream &#13;
&#13;
 watching the moon disappear behind the clouds &#13;
 sitting on the porch drinking herbal tea &#13;
 feeling of bliss as I hold you so proud &#13;
 thinking everyday we’ll spend just like this &#13;
&#13;
 and if I never see you again dear &#13;
 promise you’ll never touch another soul &#13;
 tell me everything I would love to hear &#13;
 for without you I could never feel whole &#13;
 &#13;
&#13;
 do you see yourself there with me, my love? &#13;
 near fourteen years I’ve spent waiting alone &#13;
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              <text>Do you see it too, darling?</text>
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              <text>Rocio Martinez </text>
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