moody blues - boulevard de la madeleine - processed 'stereo'

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October 1966, seventh single from - at that time - The Moody Blues.
Released on the re-release of the album "The Magnificent Moodies".
In Holland released on the compilation album "On Boulevard de la Madeleine".
Singer: Denny Laine. Denny Laine had left before the single was released. It was supposed to be on the group's 2nd album, but the album was rejected.

BOULEVARD DE LA MADELEINE
(Denny Laine/Mike Pinder)

she said she'd come, she didn't
I'm the one in love, she isn't

there's no girl standing there
and there's no one who cares
and the trees are so bare
on the Boulevard de la Madeleine

it's a sad day in Paris
with no girl by my side
got to feeling so badly
like a part of me died
it would have been so good to see her
I never thought she wouldn't be there

there's no girl standing there
and there's no one who cares
and the trees are so bare
on the Boulevard de la Madeleine

there's no girl standing there
and there's no one who cares
and the trees are so bare

oh I wish I knew her better
it's not easy to forget her

there's no girl standing there
and there's no one who cares
and the trees are so bare
on the Boulevard de la Madeleine

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