Dancing In Blue Moonlight
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Dancing In Blue Moonlight
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[Boulton/Wright]
She smiles at me
Undercover of a cigarette
I'm alone in the cool night
Trying to forget
[Bridge]
The flame of passion
Is burning in my heart
Blue moon rising
Another shot in the dark
[Chorus]
Dancing in blue moonlight
The splendour of the night overshadows the day
Dancing in blue moonlight
Let the morning carry you away
Steal away
To a place that we both know
Surrender to the moon and the sirens tune
When the fire's burning low
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
[Solo]
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
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