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Celine Dion ~ I Remember L.a.


I remember l.a. Seems a lifetime ago We were stars on sunset boulevard What a movie we made There were days in the sun That have stayed forever young Nights when passion was invincible We tought love would never die (chorus) There were moments in that lifetime That my heart still replays There were minutes, there were hours, there were days There are moments i still love you that same way When i remember l.a. I remember goodbye I watched your plane out of sight Love was over, time to close the book Still i go back for one last look (repeat chorus) more free lyrics

I remember l.a.
Seems a lifetime ago
We were stars on sunset boulevard
What a movie we made

There were days in the sun
That have stayed forever young
Nights when passion was invincible
We tought love would never die

(chorus)
There were moments in that lifetime
That my heart still replays
There were minutes, there were hours, there were days
There are moments i still love you that same way
When i remember l.a.

I remember goodbye
I watched your plane out of sight
Love was over, time to close the book
Still i go back for one last look

(repeat chorus)

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