Beatles' Song Vale Salve


Beatles Vale Salve Song

Dicis vale. Et dico salve. Beatles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbqt6sJ1qLc
 


Dicis sic. Dico non
Dicis desiste
Et dico i, i, i
O non!
Dicis vale. Et dico salve.
Salve, salve, salve
Non scio cur dicas vale. Dico salve.
Salve salve
Non scio cur dicas vale. Dico salve.

Dico sublimis
Dicis humilis
Dicis cur.
Et dico non scio
O non
Dicis vale. Et dico salve.
Salve, salve, salve
Non scio cur dicas vale. Dico salve.
Salve, salve
Non scio cur dicas vale. Dico salve.
Dicis vale, vale
O non
Dicis vale. Et dico salve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbqt6sJ1qLci



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