Caribbean Moon
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Caribbean Moon
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A rum-lime honey sing a magical tune
Found her underneath the caribbean moon
Wind is blowin' in the coconut tree
Blowin' the moonlight over you and me
Hey caribbean moon yellow yellow
Caribbean moon yellow yellow
Caribbean moon yellow yellow
Caribbean moon shine all night
Calypso singer singin' in the sun
Sing about the rivers of babylon
Rasta music, caribbean sea
Come on everybody sing the tune with me
Hey caribbean moon yellow yellow
Caribbean moon yellow yellow
Caribbean moon yellow yellow
Caribbean moon shine all night
When I sing this song it makes me feel so glad
It was very musical, the love we had
Oh martha, martha let me sing to you
The song about the moon and the big bamboo
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Kevin Ayers performs "Caribbean Moon", and this lyric page sits inside the Kevin Ayers catalog on LyroVerse.
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