Blue Skies
Les Brown & His Band Of Renown Lyrics


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No moon at all, what a night
Even lightnin' bugs have dimmed their lights
Stars have disappeared from sight
And there's no moon at all

Don't make a sound, it's so dark
Even Fido is afraid to bark
What a perfect chance to park
And there's no moon at all

Should we want atmosphere for inspiration, dear
One kiss will make it clear
That tonight is right and bright moonlight might interfere

No moon at all way up above
This is nothin' like they told us of
Just to think we fell in love
And there's no moon at all

Should we want atmosphere for inspiration, dear
One kiss will make it clear
That tonight is right and bright moonlight might interfere

No moon at all up above
Aww, this is nothin' like they told us of
Just to think we fell in love
And there's no moon at all

Aww, there's no moon at all




There is no moon at all
No moon at all

Overall Meaning

Les Brown's song "Blue Skies" is a classic hit that tells a sweet romantic story of two young lovers who use the absence of the moon to embark on a romantic quest to find the perfect spot to park and share a kiss. In the opening lines, the singer sets the tone of the song, describing the night as being so dark that even the lightning bugs have dimmed their lights, and the stars have disappeared from sight. It's an eerie setting, with the absence of any light, not even the moon to illuminate the surroundings. The very idea of no moon jolts the listeners into a feeling of surrealism, and the song becomes even more profound.


The two young lovers take advantage of the darkness to go on a romantic outing, and the lack of the moon allows them to find the perfect parking spot. The lyrics "Should we want atmosphere for inspiration, dear, one kiss will make it clear that tonight is right, and bright moonlight might interfere" show that they need not rely on the moon to set the mood when they have each other. The absence of the moon reinforces the idea that the lovers make their world brighter and more meaningful through their love.


Line by Line Meaning

No moon at all, what a night
The absence of the moon creates a mysterious atmosphere at night.


Even lightnin' bugs have dimmed their lights
The darkness is so intense that even the light of the bugs has weakened.


Stars have disappeared from sight
The sky is so dark that even the stars are not visible.


And there's no moon at all
The refrain repeats the absence of the moon to emphasize the darkness of the night.


Don't make a sound, it's so dark
The darkness is so eerie that any noise seems to be amplified.


Even Fido is afraid to bark
Even the barking of a dog seems to be a disturbance at such a night.


What a perfect chance to park
The darkness provides a perfect opportunity for lovers to park and enjoy their solitude.


And there's no moon at all
The refrain repeats to emphasize the intensity of the darkness.


Should we want atmosphere for inspiration, dear
If we seek the right environment for our inspiration, my love


One kiss will make it clear
One kiss is enough to prove that we are in the right place and in the right mood.


That tonight is right and bright moonlight might interfere
Tonight is the perfect night for romance and the bright moonlight might spoil the mood.


No moon at all way up above
The moon is completely absent from the sky above us.


This is nothin' like they told us of
The reality is different from what we have been told or imagined.


Just to think we fell in love
Despite the unconventional setting, we have still fallen in love with each other.


And there's no moon at all
The refrain repeats the absence of the moon to highlight the unexpected situation.


Aww, there's no moon at all
The singer adds a touch of sentimentality to the situation.


There is no moon at all
The final line confirms the fact of the absence of the moon.




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Written by: Irving Berlin

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