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Artist: Ringo Starr
Canonical path: /ringo-starr/the-endthe-moonbeam-song
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The End/The Moonbeam Song
Read The End/The Moonbeam Song lyrics by Ringo Starr on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The End/The Moonbeam Song
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Have you ever watched a moonbeam
-"and amber?"
As it slither cross your window pane?
-"i think she will remember you, go! go!."
Or struggle with a bit of rain?
Or dance about the weathervane?
-"the netherworld, like the human world,
Thinks it takes care of itself....
Or settle on a morning train
And it probably does."
And wonder where the train's been.
Ah -
Ah -
Ah -.
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Ringo Starr performs "The End/The Moonbeam Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Ringo Starr catalog on LyroVerse.
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