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Hi everyone....it's been a busy year....and very hard to get any of my songs recorded...Here's a 3-piece arrangement that I hope you like....let me know what you think, with any and all impressions. It's what I live for!! (well,almost ;-)) Thanks........... -Tom “Starry-Eyed” By Tom Tognaci http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=12495571She trampled on the moon As her tears fell in its light With eyes shadowed in gloom Oh, how she loathed it’s lonely sight But, how many nights did she plead to that ole moon She lifted her prayers to that gentle face to find her soon But, he never came... She knew nothing about love She was just a lonely girl Who asked that moon above To help her find love in this world Yes, how many nights did she plead to that ole moon She lifted her prayers to that gentle face to find her soon But, he never came... No, he never came... Well, that moon came tumbling down And proposed upon its knees But, the star she thought she found Turned out to be merely cheese But, how many nights did she plead to that ole moon She lifted her prayers to that gentle face to find her soon But, he never came... No, he never came... No, he never came...
Last edited by Cognac; 09/13/13 04:10 AM.
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