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Dark Moon

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jim Reeves Canonical path: /jim-reeves/dark-moon Related lyric paths: 6
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Dark Moon

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Dark moon a way up high up in the sky

Oh tell me why oh tell me why you've lost your splendor

Dark moon what is the cause your light withdraws

Is it because is it because I've lost my love

Mortals have dreams of love's perfect schemes

But they don't realize that love can sometimes bring

Dark moon a way up high...

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