Asian Moon
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Asian Moon
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On the advise of my friends
I took some time to get away
Over the oceans to forget her
And think a few days
How could I have known
How fast her memory would fade
But I got caught in the magic
Of a night so far away
Must be the light of the Asian Moon
Could be a song an old Asian Tune
Lovely dark haired ladies and the words they say
A late night sail on a moonlit bay
Could be the stars in the Asian Sky
That got me flying and feelin' so high
I never thought the hurt would heal so soon
Must be the light of the Asian Moon
That old moon cleared my mind
'Bout what's important to me
Now I want to live and love
And laugh that's all I need
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