The Moon is High
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The Moon is High
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The Moon is High
Well the moon is high and so am l,
The stars are out and so will l be, pretty soon,
And l can tell you're mad at me
'cos there you stand, telling me goodbye,
And l say no, you can't go
L love you so much l can't let you get away
But come the dawn and it will dawn on me you're gone
Love, don't leave me,
Don't leave me laying here
This ground is cold and chilly
Really
Don't leave your charming billy
Way out here
You hear?
Well the moon is high and so am l
The stars are out and so will l be pretty soon
But come the dawn and it will dawn on me you're gone
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