Moon Coming Over The Hill
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Moon Coming Over The Hill
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I remember that lonesome night
When the moon was shining bright
I was alone, all alone until
I saw the moon come over the hill
Now how could I ever have the right
Well, to see such a beautiful sight
You know the night was dark and still
Except for that moon coming over the hill
It looks so close next to the clouds
Aw, I know its up there, its just checking me out
It just rises higher on into the night
And it let me know everything's alright
So don't you worry about where I been
I'm just checkin' on some of my old friends
You know every night I get my fill
When I see the moon coming over the hill
Yes every night I get my fill
When I see the moon coming over the hill
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