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Digital sheet music for voice, piano or guitarNOTE: chords, lead sheet indications and lyrics may be included (please, check the first page above before to buy this item to see what's included)Publisher: Hal LeonardContributors to this music title:Don Ho (artist)Elvis Presley (artist)Jim Reeves (artist)Marty Robbins (artist)Al Hoffman (writer)Charles E. King (writer)Dick Manning (writer)This item includes: PDF (digital sheet music to download and print), Interactive Sheet Music (for online playback, transposition and printing). You can transpose this music in any key.Instrumentation:voice, piano or guitarSkill Level:intermediateGenre:love, oldies, pop, standards, wedding, festivalPages:3

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