Because We Love You.
Because We Love You.

Because We Love You.

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I always wondered what my future would be like and everything I imagined as a child was nothing but dreams, impossible dreams most of the time, but he showed me that nothing is impossible, he showed me the real path to happiness.
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Eu sou Letícia Cristina uma pessoa que ama Mcfly, Beatles e a Inglaterra e que gosta de imaginar coisas impossiveis e essas coisas eu...

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