Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Gandalf
Canonical path: /gandalf/i-watch-the-moon
Related lyric paths: 6
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I Watch The Moon
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I Watch The Moon
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Did you ever take a look at the sky
when the stars don't seem shy
If you did you'd see the face of someone
who won't look at the sun
Everynight I'm in my room
Wondering where to throw my stone
Everynight I Watch The Moon
Can't you see I'm all alone
When the patterns of the clouds blowing by
cross the light then I die
When the heaven's deeper blue turns to black
then you know I won't be back
Everynight I'm in my room
Wondering where to throw my stone
Everynight I Watch The Moon
Can't you see I'm all alone
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Gandalf performs "I Watch The Moon", and this lyric page sits inside the Gandalf catalog on LyroVerse.
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