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#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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From: "KKKKlaus"
Moonlight Lady Albert Hammond 1975
Intro: Cm, F, Bb
Bb Cm F Bb
It was late in the night, when I came by an open window
Cm F Bb
She was in satin and lace in the glow of a softly fire
Cm F Bb
She had secrets so share, 'cause she'd been everywhere the wind blows
Cm F Bb
And so deep in her eyes lay the mirror of my desire
Cm F Bb
Refr.: Moonlight Lady, come along with me
Cm F
Leave your dark city lights, its alright
Bb
'Cause the nights on me
Cm F Bb
Moonlight Lady, come along with me
Cm F
Leave your dark city lights, its alright
Bb
'Cause the nights on me
Bb Cm F Bb
And so softly we walked through the streets of a sleeping city
Cm F Bb
Waking up dreams that lay quit a million years
Cm F Bb
And I silently weep that the power of her golden beauty
Cm F B
`Cause I knew that we 'd have to forget we were ever here
Cm F Bb
Refr.: Moonlight Lady, come along with me
Cm F
Leave your dark city lights, its alright
Bb
'Cause the nights on me
Cm
There were beggers and kings and a magical sky
Gm
There were wings in the air an I learned how to fly
Cm Bb
There was me, there was you and suddenly you were gone
B C#m F# B
Refr.: Moonlight Lady, come along with me
C#m F#
Leave your dark city lights, its alright
B
'Cause the nights on me (repeat and fade out
The text is taken from CD by ear.
The name of the CD is: "Albert Hammond, The very best of Albert Hammond"