Blue Moon Night
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Blue Moon Night
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Once in a blue moon
It all comes together
Everything turns out right
Everyone’s in tune
All’s right with the weather
Day settles into night
And the nice towns turn the lights down
And the night sounds are beautiful
On a blue moon night
When it’s still all right
For one more blue moon night
Once in a blue moon
We turn off the itunes
Step out into the hood
We notice what’s happenin
How it’s all connected
Realize we’ve had it good
And we feel things we were hiding
And our eyes sting with tears
On a blue moon night
When it’s still all right
For one more blue moon night
In the gathering gloom
Of the afterbloom
Can we ask for one blue moon?
One more blue moon night
When it’s still all right
For one more blue moon night
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Who performs "Blue Moon Night"?
Eliza Gilkyson performs "Blue Moon Night", and this lyric page sits inside the Eliza Gilkyson catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Death In Arkansas and Slouching Towards Bethlehem with a short reason for opening each page next.
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