The Moon is Still Over Her Shoulder
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The Moon is Still Over Her Shoulder
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She is fixed in his mind like the picture
He's kept in his wallet for years
And the image has never been tarnished
By the blood, sweat and tears
And to him it appears
That the moon is still over her shoulder
And the ribbon is still in her hair
And he can still see her dancing
And music is still in the air
Sometimes he finds it amazing
That all of his children are wed
When their mother is still turning eighteen
And turning his head
She still turns his head
And the moon is still over her shoulder
And the stars are still falling above
And she never gets one minute older
And he is still falling in love
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