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Artist: The Mountain Goats
Canonical path: /the-mountain-goats/moon-and-sand
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Moon And Sand
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Moon And Sand
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Deep is the midnight sea
Warm is the fragrant night
Sweet are your lips to me
Soft as the moon and sand
Oh, when shall we meet again?
When the night has left us, will the spell remain?
(Waves)
The waves invade the shore
(We)
Though we may kiss no more
(Night)
Night is at our command
(Moon)
Moon and sand
(Waves)
The waves invade the shore
(We)
Though we may kiss no more
(Night)
Night is at our command
(Moon)
Moon and sand
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