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    Nov 26, 2011, 06:02 AM
    Instrumental based in chorus line from Lionel Richies "Hello"
    The chorus line in Lionel Richies' song "Hello" - I heard the most beautiful instrumental based around this theme - in fact I'd guess that this motiff was borrowed from the instrumental.
    The lyrics in the first chours are;
    I can see it in your eyes
    I can see it in your smile
    You're all I ever wanted
    And my arms are open wide.
    If anyone can identify this song I be forever gratiful.
    Thanks,
    Billy

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