Maybe a moonbeam,
To light the way when the evening comes
Hasn't a worry
Dont care bout they cold outside.
Only a black wish
To ride own wings of gold.

Only a daydream,
Maybe a moonbeam.
Just a star bright;
Forever night-shade Mary, goodnight.

She don't want money.
Dont want rings or fancy things.
Only a star bight,
To hide behind big clouds of joy.

Only a daydream,
Maybe a moonbeam.
Just a star bright;
Forever night-shade Mary, goodnight.


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Forever Night Shade Mary Lyrics as written by Louis Frausto Perez David Kent Hidalgo

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    i love the retro sound this song has(well to me it sounds like that) it sounds like from way back then and the beat is also very cool i really like this song. i'm guessing it's about love, probably a person who's daydreaming about being with someone or something like that after a wonderful evening and bidding each other goodnight.

    Andie_008on December 12, 2005   Link

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