China Nights
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China Nights
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Oh those China nights neath the moon and flickering stars above
Like a dream so soft and sweet lovers romancing everywhere
Harbor lights are sparkling to the beat of my yearning heart
It's love it's light neath the China sky against the moon
Softly playing songs of plaintive melodies
Dreamy nights of China
Dreamy nights of China
Leaves are playing in the evening breeze
Gentle China maid goes there dreaming longing for her love
Sailing his choncong water's far from the shores of home
Oh jealous love more that China maid still is in his heart
Softly murmuring words of sparkling love
Dreamy nights of China
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Dick Curless performs "China Nights", and this lyric page sits inside the Dick Curless catalog on LyroVerse.
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