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oldies. Paul Albert Anka (born July 30, 1941, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) is a Lebanese-Canadian singer and songwriter. He began singing as a child, first starting in the St Elijah Syrian Orthodox … read more. View full artist profile.
Oh Carol, I am but a fool Darling I love you Though you treat me cruel You hurt me, and you make me cry But if you leave me I will surely die. Darling there will never be another Cause I love you so Don´t ever leave me Say you´ll never go I will always want you for my sweetheart No matter what you do Oh, Carol I´m so in love with, you Oh ...
I will always hold you for my sweetheart. No matter what you do. Oh Carol I'm so in love with you Miláčku nikdy nebude jiná. Protože tě tak miluji. Nikdy mě neopouštěj. Řekni, že nikdy neodejdeš. Vždycky tě budu držet v mém srdci. Nezáleží na to, co uděláš.
Great Immigrants Award (2010) [ editar datos en Wikidata] Paul Albert Anka ( Ottawa, 30 de julio de 1941) es un cantautor y actor canadiense, famoso desde finales de la década de 1950, y las décadas de 1960 y 1970 con sus canciones « Diana », « Lonely Boy », « Put Your Head on My Shoulder » y « (You're) Having My Baby ».
Oh Carol, I am but a fool Darling I love you Though you treat me cruel You hurt me, and you make me cry But if you leave me I will surely die. Darling there will never be another Cause I love you so Don´t ever leave me Say you´ll never go I will always want you for my sweetheart No matter what you do Oh, Carol I´m so in love with, you
8. Dez. 2008 · Warren Buffett and Paul Anka once serenaded Fortune’s Carol Loomis with Sinatra at the MPW summit. Fortune. 2:29. Paul Anka - Oh such a stranger. Pavleto1. 57:32. Donny & Marie Osmond Show W/ Paul Anka, Paul Lynde, Osmond Brothers. EisseKeith36167821. 4:27.
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15. Nov. 2023 · Pavone's first album, simply titled Rita Pavone, was released in November 1962, and spawned two more hit singles, "Come Te non c'è Nessuno" b/w "Clementine Chèrie" and "Alla Mia Età" b/w "Pel di Carota." The A-side to the second single was also the theme song to a French comedy of the same name, which featured Pavone in a small role.
