Moonlight
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Moonlight
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You never saw it all
Knew it was coming
You never let it in
Knew it was something
Come on light me up
Or enough to turn around
I'll never hear you say
You made it some
Oh, what does it mean?
Something in the moonlight?
Looks like a flame
A hurricane
Oh, what does it mean?
Something in the silence?
Sounds like a name
Without the fame
I never made you
Like I would have done
The moment taken by
In a second
I'll turn to revelry
Unlike you've ever seen
You've always mistaken my love
Do you believe me?
Oh, what does it mean?
We suffer from the moonlight
It keeps burning
You may deserve it
Oh, what does it bring?
Something in the silence?
Sounds like a name
Remains the same
It keeps burning
If you heard it
It keeps burning
If you heard it
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Who performs "Moonlight"?
Rosemary Fairweather performs "Moonlight", and this lyric page sits inside the Rosemary Fairweather catalog on LyroVerse.
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