Moonlight Bay Doris Day Words by Edward
Madden Music by Percy Weinrich
This
version did not chart but In 1912 it was
charted by The American Quartet (#1) and Dolly
Connolly (#3) Later, Bing Crosby and his son
Gary out it at # 14 in 1951
(Sailing
through the moonlight, sailing on the
bay)
We were sailing along on Moonlight
Bay We could hear the voices ringing They
seemed to say "You have stolen her
heart" "Now don't go 'way" As we sang
love's old sweet song on Moonlight Bay
(We
were sailing along on Moonlight Bay) (We could
hear the voices ringing) (They seemed to
say) "You have stolen her heart" "Now don't
go 'way" (As we sang love's old sweet song on
Moonlight Bay)
We were sailing along on
Moonlight Bay We could hear the voices
ringing They seemed to say "You have stolen
her heart" (You have stolen her heart) "Now
don't go 'way" As we sang love's old sweet
song on Moonlight Bay (Sailing through the
moonlight on Moonlight Bay)
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