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How deep is the ocean?

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Posted on Feb 16 2010 by Daniel

In belated honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re going to go ahead and answer the age-old jazz question:

“How much do I love you? I’ll tell you no lie;

How deep is the ocean?  How high is the sky?”

Well I’m glad she asked.

Turns out, the ocean is pretty darn deep.  That’s a whole lotta love!

via Chart Porn

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