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  Cadillac ATS Vs. The Wind

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DISCLAIMER: I do not own this song! All rights are reserved to the song owners. ® 1983 Mercury Records Limited Published by: Virgin Music Publishing Ltd Original audio quality: 1410 kbps WAV format Stereo Audio Source: Promotional CD Album: Crises Lyrics: The last that ever she saw him, Carried away by a moonlight shadow, He passed on worried and warning, Carried away by a moonlight shadow. Lost in a riddle that Saturday night, Far away on the other side, He was caught in the middle of a desperate fight And she couldn't find how to push through. The trees that whisper in the evening, Carried away by a moonlight shadow, Sing a song of sorrow and grieving, Carried away by a moonlight shadow. All she saw was a silhouette of a gun, Far away on the other side. He was shot six times by a man on the run And she couldn't find how to push through. I stay, I pray See you in heaven far away. I stay, I pray See you in heaven one day. Four a.m. in the morning, Carried away by a moonlight shadow, I watched your vision forming, Carried away by a moonlight shadow. Stars move slowly in a silvery night, Far away on the other side. 'Will you come to talk to me this night?' But she couldn't find how to push through. I stay, I pray See you in heaven far away. I stay, I pray See you in heaven one day. Far away on the other side. Caught in the middle of a hundred and five. The night was heavy and the air was alive, But she couldn't find how to push through. Carried away by a moonlight shadow... Carried away by a moonlight shadow... Far away on the other side... But she couldn't find how to push through. ******* B-side: "Rite of Man" Released: 6 May 1983 Format: 7-inch vinyl; 12-inch vinyl Genre: Pop rock Label: Virgin Writer: Mike Oldfield Producers: Mike Oldfield; Simon Phillips Mike Oldfield: guitars, Fairlight CMI, writer, producing Maggie Reilly: vocals Rick Fenn: guitar Phil Spalding: bass guitar Simon Phillips: drums, producing Moonlight Shadow" (Extended version) -- 5:18 In 1993 the song was featured on promos for Elements in France and Spain. BEST SONG EVER.