Somewhere Over the Sea (The Moon is Shining)

- Blackmore's Night (2013)

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You are listening to the song Somewhere Over the Sea (The Moon is Shining) by Blackmore's Night, writer by Blackmore's Night in album Dancer And The Moon. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.

Album: Dancer And The Moon.

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Oh the moon was shining somewhere over the sea
Oh the moon was waiting for you to return to me.

I haven't seen the day, since you went away
Oh the moon was shining somewhere over the sea
There's been no light of day, since you went away
Oh the moon was shining somewhere over the sea
Oh the snow was falling, colder than winter I've known
Oh the snow was falling icicles turning to stone
Still I wish on a star
Come back wherever you are
Oh the snow was falling colder since I've been alone.

Oh the stars stopped glowing on the night that you left
Oh the wind stopped blowing, all I could hold was my breath
Still I have to believe you will return to me
Oh the stars stopped glowing on the night that you left
Still I have to believe you will return to me
Oh the stars stopped glowing on the night that you left.

Still I have to believe you will return to me
The snow was falling colder than winters I've known
Oh the stars have stopped glowing
As my heart turns into stone
Somewhere over the sea, You will return to me.