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本曲大意 歌者藉由欢唱与跳舞来歌颂爱情。他希望能跟自己的情人远离这个纷扰喧嚣的世界,翱翔在自由爱情的天空。爱情的力量就是他们的羽翼,他们要一道飞向彩虹。 英文歌词 Volare, oh, oh. Cantare, oh, oh, oh, oh. Lets fly way up to the clouds, away from the ma
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