“Mystery of Love” — Donna Summer || Qüestions 2 Answers

We’ve done Donna already, but we can’t help it. Today at Q2A, “Mystery of Love! Why does it have a double “y”? Let’s see if some meaning unfolds to us like 50 years later of it’s first release.

Seasons are changing children of love are alive people reach out to survive together.

In what grounds?

Love is the message we carry across the sky down through the passage of time, forever.

What does forever stand for in a metropolitan world?

History unfolds as this story’s told.

Time and space relationship, how does it apply to your/my context?

The mystery of love how we go on and on forever (and it’s) the mystery of love coming to rescue rescue me.

In what sense can love come to you and not the other way round?

A man and a woman lost in each other’s embrace star-crossed in time in a place far away.

Are you a believer in this type of relationship?

Innocent dreamers turning the wheels of chance searching to find romance forever.

You talking the Lawrence-Pratt Passengers?

We will surely find love is for all time.

How can we possibly be sure that love has a way of rescuing humanity? Where or when has that been postulated?

The mystery of love how we go on and on forever (and it’s) the mystery of love.

How can a single track englobe such a theme?

Only one heart can turn the key down through the history of love.

Is it true that one part makes the other possible?

Time is the one that holds the answer (and it’s) the mystery of love oh, will it set me free.

What does time stand for in this freedom outcome?

For all time (And it’s) the mystery of love. How we go on and on forever (and it’s) the mystery of love, only one heart can turn the key down through the history.

(here you may suggest your own question)

Of love, time is the one that holds the answer (and it’s) the mystery of love how we go on and on forever (and it’s) the mystery of love only one heart can turn the key.

Why is the heart (human organ) adressed as the key holder of love in terms of a feeling?

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