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Artist: Ferlin Husky
Canonical path: /ferlin-husky/that-big-old-moon
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That Big Old Moon
Read That Big Old Moon lyrics by Ferlin Husky on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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That Big Old Moon
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That big old moon up there holds nothing for me
But a lot of lonely nights and the blue memories
It keeps on watching me won't let me love again
Reflects a cloud on me makes my future look dim
That big old moon up there...
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That big old moon up there...
You may see a man up there I used to see one too
I don't see that man no more I can only see you
That big old moon up there...
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