Tricky Moon
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Tricky Moon
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Tricky moon you haunt my heart I dream of her and there you are
Half love half lies I was her fool under the spell of a tricky moon
One night or one kiss I held her close it felt so right how could I know
Come morning light she'd be so cruel
She just slipped out of my sight did she learn her tricks from you
Tricky moon you haunt my heart...
[ guitar ]
I'd give my all to be with her I gave my heart she gave her word
But tonight I face the cold hard facts
That I never will erase cause you keep coming back
Tricky moon you haunt my heart...
Under the spell of a tricky moon
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