Moonshine
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1. Walkin‘ out on a stormy day, the cold wind, the fine sea spray,
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lookin’ out over Galway Bay, the troubled sky, all dark and grey.
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Far from these shores there stands liber......ty, so let it be,
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but
every while I would remember ….
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The day we drank moonshine in the rain,
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and raised our glasses to the
wind,
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the day that we dreamed we could
be free,
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and riding on wings of liberty.
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So here’s one more for our friends,
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and here’s one for our children,
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feeling the cold rain on our
fingertips
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and moonshine on our lips.
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2. So we paid our dues and we
packed our rags,
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made
it thru’ Ellis Island’s ranks,
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across
the waves to America,
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hearts
and souls to the stripes and the stars.
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Far from our shores we found liberty, so let it
be,
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but
every while I would remember ....
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3. So we made our way through
the Cumberland Gap,
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Appalachia, never looking
back,
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through
the wind and rain, and the cold and pain,
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but
nothing evermore could feel the same.
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All of this life we strived to be free, so let
it be,
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but
every while I would remember.
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Moonshine in the rain,
C G
and raised our glasses to the
wind,
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the day that we dreamed we could
be free,
Em D
and riding on wings of liberty.
G D
So here’s one more for our friends,
C G
and here’s one for our children,
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C
feeling the cold rain on our
fingertips and liberty !
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C …..
(Mike Oldfield)