Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Glenn Miller
Canonical path: /glenn-miller/the-sky-fell-down
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The Sky Fell Down
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The Sky Fell Down
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The sky fell down when I met you
The green of the countryside had turned to blue
I had the moon right on my fingertips
And when first we kissed
There were stars on your lips
To be with you just made it seem
That walking on snowy clouds was not a dream
You gave to me all this and heaven, too
When the sky fell down
And I met you!
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