Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Hank Thompson
Canonical path: /hank-thompson/in-the-valley-of-the-moon
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In The Valley Of The Moon
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In The Valley Of The Moon
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(In the valley of the moon)
Down the lane we strolled neath the roses in the valley of the moon
And I lost my love neath the roses in the valley of the moon
We kissed and said goodbye she cried and so did I
Now dear you wonder why I am lonely
But we'll meet again by the roses in the valley of the moon
[ fiddle ]
Down the lane we strolled neath the roses...
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