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Billie Holiday ~ What A Little Moonlight Can Do


Harry woods Ooh, ooh, ooh What a little moonlight can do Ooh, ooh, ooh What a little moonlight can do to you You're in love Your heart's fluttering all day long You only stutter cause your poor tongue Just will not utter the words 'i love you' Ooh, ooh, ooh What a little moonlight can do Wait a while Till a little moonbeam comes peepin' through He'll get bored You can't resist him All you'll say When you have kissed him is Ooh, ooh, ooh What a little moonlight can do Ooh, ooh, ooh more free lyrics

Harry woods

Ooh, ooh, ooh
What a little moonlight can do
Ooh, ooh, ooh
What a little moonlight can do to you
You're in love
Your heart's fluttering all day long
You only stutter cause your poor tongue
Just will not utter the words
'i love you'
Ooh, ooh, ooh
What a little moonlight can do
Wait a while
Till a little moonbeam comes peepin' through
He'll get bored
You can't resist him
All you'll say
When you have kissed him is
Ooh, ooh, ooh

What a little moonlight can do
Ooh, ooh, ooh

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