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interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.
Dark Moon
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good song by Jim Reeves. This wonderful old song has been recorded by
many artists, it's not hard to learn.
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Dark Moon
By Jim Reeves written by Ned Miller
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Dark moon a way up high up in the sky
Oh tell me why oh tell me why
D7
You've lost your splendor
Dark moon what is the cause your light withdraws
G
Is it because is it because I've lost my love
D7 G
Mortals have dreams of love's perfect schemes
A7 D7
But they don't realize that love can sometimes bring
G
Dark moon a way up high up in the sky
Oh tell me why oh tell me why
D7
You've lost your splendor
Dark moon what is the cause your light withdraws
G
Is it because is it because I've lost my love
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