From Here To The Moon And Back

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From Here To The Moon And Back
Recorded by Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton
Written by Dolly Parton
CI could hold out my arms say I Flove you this much
I G7could tell you how long I will long for your Ctouch
How much and how C7far would FI go to prove
D7The depth and the breadth of G7my love for you
From Chere to the E7moon and Fback
Who G7else in this world will love you like Cthat
Love everlasting C7I promise you Fthat
From Chere to the G7moon and Fback
CFrom here to the G7moon and Cback
I want you to know you can Falways depend
On G7promises made and love without Cend
No need to wonder how C7faithful I'll Fbe
D7Now and on into G7eternity
CFrom here to the G7moon and Fback
Who G7else in this world will love you like Cthat
Forever and always I’ll C7be where you’re Fat
From Chere to the G7moon and Fback
CFrom here to the G7moon and Cback
I’d Amblow you a kiss as I Emwish on a Cstar
FCounting my blessing for all that you Care
Thank Fheaven for you and to CGod tip my Amhat
From Chere to the G7moon and Cback
And AmI'll spend forever Cproving that Amfact
From Chere to the G7moon and Fback
CFrom here to the G7moon and Cback
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The story behind the song

"From Here To The Moon And Back" is a tender declaration of enduring love, expressing a devotion that stretches across vast distances and time. It speaks to a profound connection, a bond so strong it feels infinite. The song, released on the album Joyful Noise, showcases the heartfelt songwriting that has made Dolly Parton one of country music's most successful and influential artists, known for crafting songs like "I Will Always Love You" and "Jolene." It's a sweet, unwavering promise of steadfast affection.

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