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I was looking at the lyrics of a song and there's a part of it that says the
following:

```

    いびつな形でもつたわるかい？
    昔からかわらない愛
    きっとかわりはしない
    ぷれせんとふぉーゆーさんたから
    そんなの信じてたんだなー
    「まま」はいなくて
    「ぱぱ」だけぱぱすき
    なんてゆあないだけ
    
```

I know ぷれせんとふぉーゆーさん should be プレセントフォーユーさん since it translates to "Present for
you san", but , I'm having troubling interpreting this. Is it a way to call
someone that gives presents? Is it a phrase that you say when you give a
present to someone? I don't find any information about it on the internet or
translators.
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What is "ぷれせんとふぉーゆーさん" exactly referring to？
It's not -さん.

> ぷれせんとふぉーゆー、さんたから  
>  Present for You, From Santa (Claus).

I think it's intentionally written in all-hiragana to [emphasize the
childishness](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/15108/5010) of this idea.
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