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Be happy, little moon up there
Look forward to New Year
For New Year’s Eve, a special date
Will dry away your lonely tear
December there’ll be two of you
No need to wait all alone
No need to scroll down lonely hearts
When you’ll have a love of your own
So cheer up, little moon on high
The spells are favouring you
Your golden days in wintertime
Will dance away your blue
Reader's Digest Quote:
"Believe it or not, the phrase “blue moon” predates the modern astronomy definition. Back in 1528, an English satire used “the mone is belewe” to describe something absurd, like saying the moon was made of cheese. For centuries, “once in a blue moon” basically meant something that would never happen.
Then in 1883, the impossible suddenly looked a lot more possible. Indonesia’s Krakatoa volcano erupted, sending ash high into Earth’s atmosphere. According to NASA, the particles scattered red light and created reports of blue-green moons for years afterwards. So while most blue moons are blue in name only, the moon really can look blue under rare atmospheric conditions."
