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Artist: Mel Torme
Canonical path: /mel-torme/moonlight-in-vermont
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Moonlight In Vermont
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Moonlight In Vermont
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Pennies in a stream falling leaves a sycamore
moonlight in Vermont
Icy fingers waves ski trails on a mountain side snow
light in Vermont
Telegraph cables they swing down the highway and
travel each bend in the road
People who meet in this romantic setting are so
hypnotized by the lovely
Evening summer breeze warbling of a meadow lark
moonlight in Vermont
[ harmonica ]
Telegraph cables...
You and I and moonlight in Vermont
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