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La Belle Amore
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Ring Ring La Belle amore song I sing to joys wide and far Ring Ring Toast the dream bright golden timbre colored sounds of beings living free. Ring Ring La Belle amore hear the parade the choir handbells sing Ring Ring Magic snow trembles down to the promenade laughing voices abound. Ring Ring La Belle amore bells are ringing east and west south and north Ring Ring From city to every port let them sing, let freedom ring, forever more!
Originally written during the Xmas holidays, a little song about hope.

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Reviewed by Aamie Burnley

Reviewed on May 29, 2002

... very nice!

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