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Sun/Moon - Eric Burdon & War



     
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Sun/MoonIt used to tear me apart
But now it keeps me togetherIt used to tear me apart
But now it keeps me together, yea.I've got the sun on one breast
And I have the moon on the otherOh, oh sun or moon
How beautiful you areOh, sun or moon
How beautiful you areWith your hot and with your cool
I know I could travel farHow far can you take me?
To the heavens above?How far can you take me?
Can you take me to the heavens above?I don't believe you can take me anywhere
Because I'm lost, I'm lost, without my love.I'm lost without my love
Play the blues for me
Play the blues for me, yeaIn my youth, I foolishly give direction
Burning myself out
In every direction
In every directionBut it is heaven to know
That no matter how many times I make a wrong move
I will not receive your rejectionOh, sun or moon
How beautiful you are

How beautiful you are
One is hot, and the other is coldNo wonder we all go through
The same damn changes:
Hot. Cold. Left. Right. Black. White. Day and night.
Wrong and right.
Wrong and right.
Day and night.
Hot and cold.
Black and white.
Day and night.
Hot and cold.
Black and white.No wonder we all go through the same changes.
Them same old changes.The sun goes up.
The moon goes down.
Shine on brightly.
Shine on brightly.It used to tear me apart
But now it keeps me together, yes it does.
Mmmmm.
It used to tear, tear me apart
But now, it keeps me together, babe, together, babe, together, babe, together, baby, mmmm.I got the sun on one breast
And the moon on the other, mmm.Sun or moon,
How beautiful you are.

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In 1962, the foundation of the band was laid when Howard E. Scott and Harold Brown formed a group called the Creators in Long Beach, California. Within a few years, they had added Charles Miller, B.B. Dickerson and Lonnie Jordan to the lineup. Lee Oskar and Papa Dee Allen later joined as well. They all shared a love of diverse styles of music, which they had absorbed living in the racially-mixed Los Angeles ghettos.

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