ove On (Shine On)
Written by: Cliff Richard (1976)
Album: Songs Written And Co-Written By Cliff (1991)
Thanks: Beth Manning, New Zealand


Did you know I can feel your smile?
You and I grow closer all the while.
Can't think of a time when you're more than I love you away.
You are the moon in my night.
You're the sun in my day.

Shine on, shine on

Have I told you, you're my morning star?
You're my rainbow, you're my Summer shower.
Can't think of a time when you're more than a raindrop away.
You are the moon in my night.
You're the sun in my day.

Shine on,

Do my ears deceive me?

ove On (Shine On)
Written by: Cliff Richard (1976)
Album: Songs Written And Co-Written By Cliff (1991)
Thanks: Beth Manning, New Zealand


Did you know I can feel your smile?
You and I grow closer all the while.
Can't think of a time when you're more than I love you away.
You are the moon in my night.
You're the sun in my day.

Shine on, shine on

Have I told you, you're my morning star?
You're my rainbow, you're my Summer shower.
Can't think of a time when you're more than a raindrop away.
You are the moon in my night.
You're the sun in my day.

Shine on,

Do my ears deceive me?

Miss You Nights
Written by: Dave Townsend (1975)
Album: I'm Nearly Famous (1976)
Chart position: No.15


I've had many times, I can tell you,
Times when innocence I'd trade for company,
And children saw me crying.
I thought I had my share of that.
But these Miss You Nights are the longest.

Midnight diamonds stud my heaven,
Southward burning lie the jewels that eye your place,
And warm winds that embrace me,
Just as surely kissed your face.
Yeah, these Miss You Nights they're the longest.

How I missed you,
How I missed you, I'm not likely to tell.
I'm a man,
And cold daylight buys the pride I'd rather sell.

Miss You Nights
Written by: Dave Townsend (1975)
Album: I'm Nearly Famous (1976)
Chart position: No.15


I've had many times, I can tell you,
Times when innocence I'd trade for company,
And children saw me crying.
I thought I had my share of that.
But these Miss You Nights are the longest.

Midnight diamonds stud my heaven,
Southward burning lie the jewels that eye your place,
And warm winds that embrace me,
Just as surely kissed your face.
Yeah, these Miss You Nights they're the longest.

How I missed you,
How I missed you, I'm not likely to tell.
I'm a man,
And cold daylight buys the pride I'd rather sell.

Mistletoe And Wine
Written by: Strachan/Stewart/Poole (1988)
Album: Together with Cliff Richard (1991)

Chart position: No.1


The Child is a King, the Carollers sing,
The old is passed there's a new beginning.
Dreams of Santa, dreams of snow,
Fingers numb, faces aglow.

Christmas time, mistletoe and wine
Children singing Christian rhyme
With logs on the fire and gifts on the tree
A time for rejoicing in all that we see

A time for living, a time for believing,
A time for trusting, not deceiving.
Love and laughter and joy ever after,
Ours for the taking, just follow the Master.

Christmas time, mistletoe and wine

Mistletoe And Wine
Written by: Strachan/Stewart/Poole (1988)
Album: Together with Cliff Richard (1991)

Chart position: No.1


The Child is a King, the Carollers sing,
The old is passed there's a new beginning.
Dreams of Santa, dreams of snow,
Fingers numb, faces aglow.

Christmas time, mistletoe and wine
Children singing Christian rhyme
With logs on the fire and gifts on the tree
A time for rejoicing in all that we see

A time for living, a time for believing,
A time for trusting, not deceiving.
Love and laughter and joy ever after,
Ours for the taking, just follow the Master.

Christmas time, mistletoe and wine

Moon river
By: Johnny Mercer (lyrics) and Henry Mancini (music)
Album: Wanted (2001)

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Moon River was written for the 1961 film, Breakfast at Tiffany's. It won an Oscars that year for the Best Song category and the Best Original Score. Listen to other recordings by different artists.


Moon river, wider than a mile.
I'm crossin' you in style some day.
Old dream maker, you heartbreaker.
Wherever you're goin', I'm goin' your way.

Two drifters, off to see the world.
There's such a lot of world to see.
We're after the same rainbow's end, waitin' 'round the bend.
My huckleberry friend, Moon River, and me.

Moon river
By: Johnny Mercer (lyrics) and Henry Mancini (music)
Album: Wanted (2001)

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Moon River was written for the 1961 film, Breakfast at Tiffany's. It won an Oscars that year for the Best Song category and the Best Original Score. Listen to other recordings by different artists.


Moon river, wider than a mile.
I'm crossin' you in style some day.
Old dream maker, you heartbreaker.
Wherever you're goin', I'm goin' your way.

Two drifters, off to see the world.
There's such a lot of world to see.
We're after the same rainbow's end, waitin' 'round the bend.
My huckleberry friend, Moon River, and me.

Move It
(with new 2nd verse)
Written by: Ian Samwell (original 1958; 2nd verse 1995)
Album: The Miracle Part 2 (released 28 November 1999)
Chart position: No.2 (original 1958 recording)

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C'mon pretty baby let's a-move it an' a-groove it.
Well, shake baby shake, but honey please don't lose it.
This rhythm that gets into your heart and soul,
Let me tell you people it's called rock 'n' roll.


They say it's gonna die, but honey please let's face it.

Move It
(with new 2nd verse)
Written by: Ian Samwell (original 1958; 2nd verse 1995)
Album: The Miracle Part 2 (released 28 November 1999)
Chart position: No.2 (original 1958 recording)

Sound-clip wav format (640 K)


C'mon pretty baby let's a-move it an' a-groove it.
Well, shake baby shake, but honey please don't lose it.
This rhythm that gets into your heart and soul,
Let me tell you people it's called rock 'n' roll.


They say it's gonna die, but honey please let's face it.