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What does the world will always welcome lovers as time goes by?
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∙ 15y ago
It's a line in the song "As Time Goes By," immortalized in the movie Casablanca. It means that lovers will always find a special place in the world. The world will always be especially hospitable to lovers, extend extra warmth to them, and make them feel at home.
It's just a line in a song. It doesn't have to be true to be a good line.
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