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    Sep 21, 2015, 10:32 PM
    Music
    This song came out in the late 1960s but can't remember who sang it. Lyrics: 'Me and my baby are like two lovebirds in a tree... yeah. Twiddlee-twiddlee-dee. I'm so in love with her and she's in love, love with me.. yeah.. . Ain't nothing in this world going to separate us, nobody going to break us up, oh no" I was thinking the Delfonics at first, I'm not sure. I believe it's called "Love Is Here"

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