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Artist: Eddy Duchin
Canonical path: /eddy-duchin/moon-over-miami
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Moon Over Miami
Read Moon Over Miami lyrics by Eddy Duchin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Moon Over Miami
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Moon over Miami
Shine on my love and me
So we can stroll beside the roll
Of the rolling sea
Moon over Miami
Shine on as we begin
A dream or two that may come true
When the tide comes in
Hark to the song of the smiling troubadours
Hark to the throbbing guitars
Hear how the waves offer thunderous applause
After each song to the stars
Moon over Miami
You know we're waiting for
A little love, a little kiss
On Miami shore
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Eddy Duchin performs "Moon Over Miami", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddy Duchin catalog on LyroVerse.
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