Biography:
Styx /st?ks/ is an American rock band from Chicago that formed in 1972 and became famous for its albums released in the late 1970s and early 1980s. They are best known for melding hard rock guitar balanced with acoustic guitar, synthesizers mixed with acoustic piano, upbeat tracks with power ballads, and incorporating elements of international musical theatre.[5] The band established itself with a progressive rock sound in the 1970s, and began to incorporate pop rock and soft rock elements in the 1980s.
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Other songs:
- Best Of Times
- Blue Collar Man (long Nights)
- Boat On The River
- Can't Find My Way Home
- Come Sail Away
- Crystal Ball
- Desrt Moon
- Just Be
- Lady
- Mr. Roboto
- A Criminal Mind
- All In A Days Work
- As Bad As This
- Babe
- Blue Collar Man Long Nights
- Count On You
- Desert Moon
- Dont Let It End
- Fooling Yourself
- Fooling Yourself The Angry Young Man
- Golden Lark
- Gone Gone Gone
- Grand Illusion
- Great White Hope
- Havent We Been Here Before
- Im Ok
- Just Get Through This Night
- Lords Of The Ring
- Lorelai
- Lorelei
- Love At First Sight
- Mademoiselle
- Man In The Wilderness
- More Love For The Money
- Mr Roboto
- One With Everything
- Radio Silence
- Renegade
- Rockin The Paradise
- Show Me The Way
- Sing For The Day
- Suite Madame Blue
- The Best Of Times
- The Greater Good
- The Outpost
- Too Much Time On My Hands
- Unfinished Song
- Waiting For Our Time
- World Tonite
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DESERT MOON
(INTRO)
D Bm G A
D Bm G ...A
D D D D
D
Is this the train to Desert Moon
Bm
was all she said
G
But I knew I'd heard that
A D
stranger's voice before
D
I turned to look into her eyes
Bm
but she moved away
Em
She was standing in the rain
C
Trying hard to speak my name
Bm A G
They say first love never runs dry
D
The waiter poured our memories
Bm
into tiny cups
G
We stumbled over
A
words we longed to hear
D
We talked about the dreams we'd lost
Bm
or given up
Em
When the whistle caught the night
C
And shook silence from our lives
G
As the last train
A G
rolled toward the moon
D
Those summer nights When we were young
We bragged of things We'd never done
G
We were dreamers
A
only dreamers
D
And in our haste to grow too soon
We left our innocence on Desert Moon
G A
We were dreamers only dreamers
G
On Desert Moon
D
On Desert Moon
G
On Desert Moon
D
Desert Moon
F A
D Bm G A
D Bm G A
D
I still can hear the whisper
Bm
of the summer nights
G
It echoes in the
A D
corners of my heart
D
The night we stood and
Bm
waited for the desert train
G A
All the words we meant to say
G A
All the chances swept away
Bm A G
Still remain on the road to undo
D
Those summer nights
when we were young
We bragged of things
we'd never done
G
We were dreamers
A
only dreamers
D
Moments pass
and time moves on
But dreams remain
for just as long
G
As there's dreamers
A
All the dreamers
G
On Desert Moon
D
On Desert Moon
G
On Desert Moon
D
Desert Moon
Repeat and fade...
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