Janis Joplin
Half Moon lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 1970
- Genre
- Rock
- Length
- 3:52
Half moon, nighttime sky
Seven stars, heaven's eyes
Seven songs on seven seas
Just to bring all your sweet love home to me
Hey, you fill me like the mountains
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You fill me like the sea, Lord
Not coming past but still at last
Your love brings life to me
Your love brings life to me, hey!
Rings of clouds and arms' a' flame
Wings rise up to call your name
Sun rolls high, Lord, it burns the ground
Just to tell about the first good man I found
Yeah, you fill me like the mountains
Yeah, yeah, yeah
You fill me like the sea, Lord
Not coming past but still at last
Your love brings life to me
Your love brings life to me
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah!
Half moon on nighttime sky
Seven stars, heaven's eyes
Seven songs on seven seas
Just to bring all your sweet love home to me
Hey baby, you fill me like the mountains
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You fill me like the sea, Lord
Not coming past, honey, still at last
Lord, you fill me like the mountains
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You fill me like the sea, Lord
Not coming past but still at last
Hey, you fill me like the mountains
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You fill me like the sea, oh Lord
You're not coming past, honey, still at last
Your love brings life to me
Your love brings life to me
Your love
La-la-la-la-la, laa
Won't you bring life to me
I said you're gonna ride around
When I'm on a little home, babe
Bring it on home, you bring it on home
Bring it on home, bring it on home
I said your love brings life to me, yeah!
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Key vocabulary
- rings
- circular bandsA1
- seven
- number 7A1
- songs
- musical pieces with lyricsA1
- stars
- bright points in the skyA1
- still
- not movingA1
- sun
- the star that warms EarthA1
- tell
- say or informA1
- eyes
- see organsA1
- half
- one of two equal partsA1
- hey
- used to get attentionA1
About this song
Janis Joplin was an American rock and blues singer from Port Arthur, Texas. Known for her powerful, emotionally charged vocal style, she led Big Brother and the Holding Company and later pursued a solo career that defined late-1960s rock, with albums including Cheap Thrills and Pearl released after her death in 1970.