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"Love Is Blue" was famously performed by the French orchestral conductor and composer André Popp, whose instrumental version became a hit in 1967. The song was later sung with lyrics by the American singer Paul Mauriat, which contributed to its popularity. Additionally, the song has been covered by various artists, but Popp's version is the most well-known.
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