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Billie Holiday ~ The Moon Looks Down And Laughs


Bert kalmar / sid silvers / harry ruby The moon looks down and laughs And says, "i told you so" Why did i let you go away I was so sure you loved me madly And when i wanted you You'd gladly come back to me I never realised the day we said goodbye How very sorry i would be And every night when i walk Up and down this lonesome town The moon looks down and laughs at me more free lyrics

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