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Old man they say there's magic In your friendly face above They say your smile can turn the tide And inspire a human love So I prayed you'd sprinkle moondust On her sweet lips soft and warm So when I get to kiss her The kiss could last till dawn But your old smile is only Valleys of the moon If lovers give you credit I hate bursting their balloon For her love would be all mine If your magic was divine Your smile is only Valleys of the moon Your skills are just a legend Tied to that old cratered face If you could cast a spell on her I would know her warm embrace But those asteroids that carved your smile Were just an act of chance You couldn't help me reach her You know zero of romance For your smile is only Valleys of the moon If lovers give you credit I hate bursting their balloon For her love would be all mine If your magic was divine Your smile is only Valleys of the moon [Music by Dawn Diamond]
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Aug 4, 2010
Aug 4, 2010 at 10:31 AM UTC
Valleys of the Moon
Old man they say there's magic In your friendly face above They say your smile can turn the tide And inspire a human love So I prayed you'd sprinkle moondust On her sweet lips soft and warm So when I get to kiss her The kiss could last till dawn But your old smile is only Valleys of the moon If lovers give you credit I hate bursting their balloon For her love would be all mine If your magic was divine Your smile is only Valleys of the moon Your skills are just a legend Tied to that old cratered face If you could cast a spell on her I would know her warm embrace But those asteroids that carved your smile Were just an act of chance You couldn't help me reach her You know zero of romance For your smile is only Valleys of the moon If lovers give you credit I hate bursting their balloon For her love would be all mine If your magic was divine Your smile is only Valleys of the moon [Music by Dawn Diamond]
Copyright Louis Brown New Version:  October 23, 2011
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Aug 4, 2010
Aug 4, 2010 at 10:31 AM UTC
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