Moonlight Bay
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Moonlight Bay
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We were sailing along on moonlight bay
We could hear the voices ringing
They seemed to say
"You have stolen her heart"
"Now don't go 'way"
As we sang love's old sweet song on moonlight bay
(We were sailing along on moonlight bay)
(We could hear the voices ringing)
(They seemed to say)
"You have stolen her heart"
"Now don't go 'way"
(As we sang love's old sweet song on moonlight bay)
We were sailing along on moonlight bay
We could hear the voices ringing
They seemed to say
"You have stolen her heart" (you have stolen her heart)
"Now don't go 'way"
As we sang love's old sweet song on moonlight bay
(Sailing through the moonlight on moonlight bay)
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Bing Crosby performs "Moonlight Bay", and this lyric page sits inside the Bing Crosby catalog on LyroVerse.
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