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Artist: Per Gessle
Canonical path: /gessle-per/flowers-on-the-moon
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Flowers On The Moon
Read Flowers On The Moon lyrics by Per Gessle on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Flowers On The Moon
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You said you're crying
'Cause there's no flowers on the moon
Your heart was full of pain
There was nothing I could do...
But this is the time of change
All your dreams will soon come true
Flowers on the moon
Flowers on the moon
You said your tears
Were for those with no hope
You said your heart was being
For the lonely and the poor...
But this is the time of change
All your dreams will soon come true
Flowers on the moon
Flowers on the moon
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