What A Wild Tune
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What A Wild Tune
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Last night I heard the wolves,
last night I heard the wolves,
last night I heard the wolves,
they were howling at the moon,
howling at the moon,
howling at the moon.
What a wild tune, they were howling at the moon.
Last night I heard the breeze,
last night I heard the breeze,
last night I heard the breeze it was singing through the trees.
Then I heard some frogs,
then I heard some frogs,
then I heard some frogs they were croaking on a logs.
There's music in the air,
there's music in the air,
there's music in the air,
and the air is everywhere.
Last night I heard the wolves,
last night I heard the wolves,
last night I heard the wolves, they were howling at the moon.
Howling at the moon,
howling at the moon.
What a wild tune, they were howling at the moon.
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