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1973 · From the album The Dark Side of the Moon

Eclipse

by Pink Floyd

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03 · Lyrics

"Eclipse"

All that you touch

And all that you see

All that you taste

All you feel

And all that you love

And all that you hate

All you distrust

All you save

And all that you give (all you give)

And all that you deal (oh-oh)

And all that you buy

Beg, borrow or steal (hey-hey)

And all you create

And all you destroy (whoa)

And all that you do

And all that you say (hey-hey)

And all that you eat (yeah)

And everyone you meet (everyone you meet)

And all that you slight

And everyone you fight (oh-oh-oh)

And all that is now

And all that is gone

And all that's to come

And everything under the sun is in tune (everything)

But the sun is eclipsed by the moon

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04 · FAQ

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When was "Eclipse" released?
"Eclipse" by Pink Floyd was released on March 1, 1973 on the album "The Dark Side of the Moon".
What genre is "Eclipse"?
"Eclipse" by Pink Floyd falls within the rock, pop, progressive rock genres.
What album is "Eclipse" on?
"Eclipse" appears on the album "The Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd.
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