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The Moon and St Christopher Lyrics


I was young I spoke like a child
I saw with a childs eyes
And an open door was to a girl
Like the stars are to the skyIt's funny how the world lives up to
All your expectations
With adventures for the stout of heart
Lure of the open spacesThere's two lanes running down this road
Whichever side you're on
Accounts for where you want to go
Or what you're running fromBack when darkness overtook me
On a blind mans curveI relied upon the moon
I relied upon the moon
I relied upon the moon
And St. ChristopherNow I've paid my dues 'cause I have owed them
But I've paid a price sometimes
For being such a stubborn woman
In such stubborn timesAnd I've run from the arms of lovers
I've run from the eyes of friends

I've run from the hands of kindness
I've run just because I canNow I've grown and I speak like a woman
And I see with a womans eyes
And an open door is to me now
Like to the saddest of goodbyesWhen it's too late for turning back
I pray for the heart and the nerveAnd I rely upon the moon
I rely upon the moon
I rely upon the moon
And St. ChristopherI rely upon the moon
I rely upon the moon
I rely upon the moon
And St. Christopher to be my guide

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Mary Black (born 23 May 1955 in Dublin) is an Irish singer. She is well known as an interpreter of both folk and contemporary material which has made her a major recording artist in her native Ireland and in many other parts of the world. She was named "Best Female Artist" in the IRMA poll in 1987, 1988, 1992, 1994 and 1996. Black was born into a musical family. Her father had been a fiddler, her mother a singer, and her brothers have their own group. She sang in her family's group in her youth.

Read more about Mary Black on Last.fm.


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