Moonlight Night
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Moonlight Night
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Do you, do you remember
the smell of grass and the perfume of love
that thrill was in our hearts and for us
that was just enough
In that moonlight night I got you spell bound
In that moonlight night I got you spell bound
Do you, do you remember
that sweet sigh for love in my ear
the night was ours and the paradise
was coming near
In that moonlight night I got you spell bound
I walked, I talked, I smiled in a dream
I squeezed, I kissed, I made love in a dream
Oh, that was something I never will forget
Oh, that was something I never will forget
Oh, that was something I never will forget
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Shocking Blue performs "Moonlight Night", and this lyric page sits inside the Shocking Blue catalog on LyroVerse.
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