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* "Viva La Vida" by Music/{{Coldplay}} is their most popular song, but few people remember any of its lines other than "Roman cavalry choirs are singing" and "That was when I ruled the world". It doesn't help that [[RefrainFromAssuming the title never appears in the lyrics]].
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* The jazz standard "There Will Never Be another You", [[BreakawayPopHit originally from the long-forgotten musical film]] ''Film/{{Iceland}}'', has an intro verse that is left out of most sheet music and recordings, as well as the film itself:

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* The jazz standard "There Will Never Be another Another You", [[BreakawayPopHit originally from the long-forgotten musical film]] ''Film/{{Iceland}}'', has an intro verse that is left out of most sheet music and recordings, as well as the film itself:
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* The jazz standard "There Will Never Be another You", [[BreakawayPopHit originally from the long-forgotten musical film]] ''Film/{{Iceland}}'', has an intro verse that is left out of most sheet music and recordings:

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* The jazz standard "There Will Never Be another You", [[BreakawayPopHit originally from the long-forgotten musical film]] ''Film/{{Iceland}}'', has an intro verse that is left out of most sheet music and recordings:recordings, as well as the film itself:
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* The jazz standard "There Will Never Be another You", [[BreakawayPopHit originally from the long-forgotten musical film]] ''Film/{{Iceland}}'', has an intro verse that is left out of most sheet music and recordings:
->''This is our last dance together\\
Tonight soon will be long ago\\
And in our moment of parting\\
This is all I want you to know''
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* Most recordings of "Heartaches", including the Al Bowlly version most prominently sampled in Music/TheCaretaker's "Everywhere At The End Of Time'', only have the chorus lyrics. The published lyrics include two verses, the first of which appears in Seger Ellis's and Vera Lynn's versions.

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* Most recordings of "Heartaches", including the Al Bowlly version most prominently sampled in Music/TheCaretaker's "Everywhere At The End Of Time'', only have use the chorus lyrics. The published lyrics include two verses, the first of which appears in Seger Ellis's and Vera Lynn's versions.
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* Most recordings of "Heartaches", including the Al Bowlly version most prominently sampled in Music/TheCaretaker's "Everywhere At The End Of Time'', only have the chorus lyrics. There are actually two verses, the first of which appears in Seger Ellis's and Vera Lynn's versions.

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* Most recordings of "Heartaches", including the Al Bowlly version most prominently sampled in Music/TheCaretaker's "Everywhere At The End Of Time'', only have the chorus lyrics. There are actually The published lyrics include two verses, the first of which appears in Seger Ellis's and Vera Lynn's versions.
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* Most recordings of "Heartaches", including the Al Bowlly version most prominently sampled in Music/TheCaretaker's "Everywhere At The End Of Time'', only have the chorus lyrics. There are actually two verses, the first of which appears in Seger Ellis's version. Vera Lynn's recording is one of the few to feature the full lyrics.

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* Most recordings of "Heartaches", including the Al Bowlly version most prominently sampled in Music/TheCaretaker's "Everywhere At The End Of Time'', only have the chorus lyrics. There are actually two verses, the first of which appears in Seger Ellis's version. and Vera Lynn's recording is one of the few to feature the full lyrics.versions.
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* Most recordings of "Heartaches", including the Al Bowlly version most prominently sampled in Music/TheCaretaker's "Everywhere At The End Of Time'', only have the chorus lyrics. There are actually two verses, the first of which appears in Seger Ellis's version:

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* Most recordings of "Heartaches", including the Al Bowlly version most prominently sampled in Music/TheCaretaker's "Everywhere At The End Of Time'', only have the chorus lyrics. There are actually two verses, the first of which appears in Seger Ellis's version:version. Vera Lynn's recording is one of the few to feature the full lyrics.

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