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Guess the 1960s song lyrics #208

*First line is the band name.1967. This song was written by 19 year old Cat Stevens. However, it was popularized by this English beat band. This version was a more upbeat version and changed the lyrics. Stevens called it "a complete Xmas-party take on an originally sad song".
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Answer
Tremeloes
In
the
midnight
moonlight
I'll
be
walking
a
long
and
lonely
mile
And
every
time
I
do
I
keep
seeing
this
picture
of
you
Here
comes
my
baby
here
she
comes
now
And
it
becomes
as
no
surprise
to
me
With
another
guy
Well
here
comes
my
baby
here
she
comes
now
Walking
with
a
love
With
a
love
that's
oh
so
fine
Never
to
be
mine
no
matter
how
I
try
You'll
never
walk
alone
And
you're
forever
talking
on
the
phone
I
try
to
call
you
names
But
every
time
it
comes
out
the
same
Here
comes
my
baby
here
she
comes
now
And
it
becomes
as
no
surprise
to
me
with
another
guy
Here
comes
my
baby
here
she
comes
now
And
it
becomes
as
no
surprise
to
me
with
another
guy
Here
comes
my
baby
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