Moon Over Kentucky
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Moon Over Kentucky
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I heard somewhere that they're stamping, trampling all upon you
Your pocked face remains impassive though i know it hurts you
Moon over kentucky
Take me with you
Full moon over kentucky
Leave this mooring and seek some new rendezvous
Cut your ties with this possessive mother, she'll destroy you
Cut your ties and find another one who will respect you
Moon over kentucky
Take me with you
Full moon over kentucky
Leave this mooring and seek some new rendezvous
You've been waiting for your first encounter, what a letdown
I'm just finishing my first encounter, what a letdown
Moon over kentucky
Take me with you
Full moon over kentucky
Leave this mooring and seek some new rendezvous
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Sparks performs "Moon Over Kentucky", and this lyric page sits inside the Sparks catalog on LyroVerse.
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