{t:MOONLIGHT SHADOW}
{st:Mike Oldfield}
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      Th[Em]e last time that ever she s[C]aw him,
    [D]   carried away by[G] a moonligh[D]t shadow.
    He [Em]passed on worried and [C]warning,
    c[D]arried away by a m[G]oonlight sh[D]adow.
    L[G]ost in a riddle that S[D]aturday night, [Em]far [C]away on the o[D]ther side,
    he was c[G]aught in the middle of a d[D]esperate fight
    and she c[Em]ouldn`t find h[C]ow to push thr[D]ough.

       Th[Em]e trees that whisper in t[C]he evening,
    c[D]arried away by a m[G]oonlight sh[D]adow.
    Sing a [Em]song of sorrow and gr[C]ieving
    c[D]arried away by a m[G]oonlight sh[D]adow.
    A[G]ll she saw the silhou[D]ette of a gun, [Em]far a[C]way on the o[D]ther side,
    he was sh[G]ot six times by a m[D]an on the run,
    and she c[Em]ouldn`t find h[C]ow to push thr[D]ough.
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 [G]I st[D]ay, [G]   I pr[D]ay, see y[G]ou in h[C]eaven f[D]ar away,
 [G]I st[D]ay, [G]   I pr[D]ay, see y[G]ou in h[C]eaven     [Am]one [D]day.
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    [Em]  Four a.m. in the [C]morning, [D]  carried away  by [G]a moonlight[D] shadow.
    I w[Em]atch your vision f[C]orming,  c[D]arried away  by a m[G]oo[,]nlight sh[D]adow.
    The st[G]ars move slowly in a s[D]ilvery night,  [Em]far a[C]way on the o[D]ther side,
    will you c[G]ome to talk to [D]me this night,
   but she c[Em]ouldn`t find h[C]ow to push thr[D]ough.   
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F[Em]ar aw[C]ay on the o[D]ther side

Ca[G]ught in the riddle of A hu[D]ndred and five
The ni[Em]ght was he[C]avy and the a[D]ir was alive
But she cou[Em]ld`nt find h[C]ow to push th[D]rough

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