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@Duncanish41 oh lol oops.i just wikied it. yeah you're right :) i always thought it was a gift from america. Anyway, yeah they're both french!! haha sorry!!
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@goodie006, Nautilus1972 is correct, look up Statue of Liberty in Wikipedia
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Lol and the effiel tower is American
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@OogleManiac The Statue of Liberty is French too by the way. It's actually French.
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I want to sing like that too!! Bravo!!
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"beyond the sea" I ment
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Is this song a bit close to "golden sands" here in America?
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Ce n'est que juste qu'on apprécie la version française et anglais. Moi je suis anglais mais je préfère les paroles françaises - elles ont plus de sentiment - la version anglais, bien qu'il soit beau, il ne donne pas le même message.
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CAN SOMEONE TELLS Me where can I download this version, but without the interview in the middle.
Does anyone know?
peeftribos 4 months ago 9
@jorgeubaque You might not realise that it was originally writen in French by Charles Trenet with the melody by Leo Chauliac. You will know it as 'Beyond The Sea' sung by Bobby Darin and others. I like Bobby Darin's rendition, but please do not scorn the original version.
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