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The moon that rose now descended And the love once shared now had ended And soon the day would come And when the day had come The light that fell at dawn was cold The warmth of you had gone A taste of loneliness Cut through the earliness And oh the winds sang of you Softly they said All of my favorite dreams were dead Leaving a cloud of sadness in my head And though I'm buried in A sad song of the morning wind I know the day would bring Another song for me to sing But when the day had come The light that fell at dawn was cold The warmth of you had gone Go-o-o-ne more free lyrics

The moon that rose now descended
And the love once shared now had ended
And soon the day would come

And when the day had come
The light that fell at dawn was cold
The warmth of you had gone
A taste of loneliness
Cut through the earliness
And oh the winds sang of you
Softly they said
All of my favorite dreams were dead
Leaving a cloud of sadness in my head
And though I'm buried in
A sad song of the morning wind
I know the day would bring
Another song for me to sing

But when the day had come
The light that fell at dawn was cold
The warmth of you had gone
Go-o-o-ne

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