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Artist: L J Booth
Canonical path: /l-booth/moonbeam
Related lyric paths: 6
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Moonbeam
Read Moonbeam lyrics by L J Booth on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Moonbeam
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Hello little moonbeam
Such a welcome sight
I've got nothing in my pockets
Walk with me tonight
Old cars in the tall grass
Broken glass and chrome
Down along the railway
Behind my parent's home
Hiding in the sumac
Waiting for a train
Got a penny on the railway
Hello little moonbeam
I forgot your song
Every crosstie tells me
I've been gone too long
Seems to me
That you give your light so freely
Won't you shed your beams on me
I need you, little moonbeam
When I was a young boy
Balanced on this rails
I'd hold my jacket high lord
Wind would fill my sail
Hello little moonbeam
Balanced on this rail
I'll hold my jacket high, lord
Wind come fill my sail
Hiding in the sumac
Waiting for a train
Got a penny on the railway
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