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Artist: Vic Damone
Canonical path: /vic-damone/the-moon-of-manakoora
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The Moon Of Manakoora
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The Moon Of Manakoora
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The moon of Manakoora filled the night
With magic Polynesian charms
The moon of Manakoora came in sight
And brought you to my eager arms
The moon of Manakoora soon will rise again
Above the island shore
Then I'll behold it in your dusky eyes
And you'll be in my arms once more
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