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Starlit Hour

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Glenn Miller Orchestra Canonical path: /glenn-miller-orchestra/starlit-hour Related lyric paths: 6
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Starlit Hour

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Love here in the starlit hour

Oh, heaven is in your eyes

While the wind is sobbing

Underneath the stars

Both our hearts are throbbing

Like two guitars

Love here in the starlit hour

Night whispering lullabies

Let me dream forever

Underneath the silvery skies

Will it be just as sweet again,

The glamor, the glory that we know

Will I find when we meet again

The glamor, the glory's still a glow

But tonight let us forget tomorrow

Here under the midnight blue

Love will bloom and flower

In the starlit hour with you...

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Glenn Miller Orchestra performs "Starlit Hour", and this lyric page sits inside the Glenn Miller Orchestra catalog on LyroVerse.

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