Dreamy Old New England Moon
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Dreamy Old New England Moon
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Dreamy old New England moon
Tell my love I love her so
Tell her that I'll see her soon
Keep her faith in me aglow
Sprinkle her hair with stardust
Shower her eyes with dreams
Tell her we'll meet when roses bloom
Kiss her with your silvery beams
Dreamy old New England moon
Dreamy old New England moon
Tell my love I love her so
Tell her that I'll see her soon
Keep her faith in me aglow
Sprinkle her hair with stardust
Shower her eyes with dreams
Tell her we'll meet when roses bloom
Kiss her with your silvery beams
Dreamy old New England moon
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