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Nathan Pacheco

This guy's amazing. He sang once on our doorstep - he was the roommate of a good friend of mine. Fantastic voice! He performed with Yanni for a while... Really nice guy...

Here's the lyrics to the song:

Come è dolce la primavera (How sweet is spring)
Dopo il freddo inverno (After a cold winter)
Si la terra aspetta il raggio del sole (The land is waiting for the rays of the sun)
E una nuova vita lo sai (And a new life, you know)
Ma l'amore (But the love)
Tu sei il sole (You are the sun)
La luce che brilla per me (The light that shines for me)
Ma adesso ti bacio e vivo (But now I kiss you and I live)
Amore lo so che non c'è vita senza te (Love, I know there is no life without you)

Tu sei il sole, la luna, la stella bella (You are the sun, the moon, the beautiful star)
Il mio mondo gira insieme a te (My world spins with you)
Tu sei l'aurora, la luce (You are the sunrise, the light)
Che splende al mattino (Shining in the morning)
Piena di rosa melodia che suona per me (Full of pink melody that sounds for me)

Amore vorrei sposarti (I would love to get married)
E non trovo le parole per descriver questo amor (And I can not find the words to describe this love)
Tu sei il sole, la luna, la stella più bella (You are the sun, the moon, the most beautiful star)
Ed io appartengo a te (And I belong to you)
Tu sei l'aurora, la luce che splende al mattino (You are the sunrise, the light that shines in the morning)
Piena di rosa melodia che suona per me (Full of pink melody that sounds for me)

Amor lo sai quanto t'amo (Love you know what I love)
Amor diamoci la mano (Let's hold hands)
Aaaa l'amo dentro (I love the inside)
Sai com'è sempre insieme a me (You know how I always am)
Sai com'è com'è (You know, you know)

Lo so che sempre ti amerò (I know I'll always love you)
Sempre ti amerò (Always love you)

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