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28 Apr 99 - 06:35 PM (#74150) Subject: man in the moon From: glozer@compuserve.com I'm searching for the full words to a sond entitled 'The Man in the Moon'. The first verse begins as follows :
To escape from the earth - it's the birth of an eon We can fly to the stars - make the far planets ours But they can't take the Man from the Moon. Bram Tayor and Marilyn Middleton-Pollock both perform this song but I would love to see the full words written out. |
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21 May 02 - 05:16 AM (#714391) Subject: RE: man in the moon From: rich-joy YES!! So would I - apparently written by "Spurlock" - it's on Fellside's 25 years celebration double CD "Flash Company" - any takers?! Cheers! R-J |
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21 May 02 - 09:47 AM (#714550) Subject: RE: man in the moon From: Sorcha I believe it's the one posted in this thread. Says Marilyn M-P. wrote it. |
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22 May 02 - 05:33 AM (#715160) Subject: RE: man in the moon From: rich-joy Thanks a million, Sorcha!! Wonder if Kelv ever worked out the chords after that?? They'd be nice too!!! Cheers! R-J |
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22 May 02 - 05:43 AM (#715165) Subject: RE: man in the moon From: alanabit What a lovely, wistful song. If you like this, you should check out Mudcat's own McGrath of Harlow's "A Strange Conversation". |
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22 May 02 - 09:05 AM (#715260) Subject: RE: man in the moon From: Mrrzy I guess this is NOT Roll your leg over, roll your leg over, roll your leg over the man in the moon, which is a great song I once heard a drunken New Englander positively *belting* out one hot summer night in Medford... I closed this thread in an attempt to avoid splitting the discussion. Please post here (click). Thanks. -Joe Offer- |