When was the song “Five Moons” released by Ian Gillan Band?

The song Five Moons was released in 1977, on the album “Clear Air Turbulence”.

Who composed the song “Five Moons” by Ian Gillan Band?

The song “Five Moons” by Ian Gillan Band was composed by Colin Towns, Ian Gillan, John Gustafson, Mark Nauseef, and Ray Fenwick.

Colin Towns / Ian Gillan / John Gustafson / Mark Nauseef / Ray Fenwick

Skies going through another change
Bright yellow skies looking so strange
We're nver going home
A million souls alone with
Five moons in the sky

Maybe, we can have another chance
Starting again, a new circumstances
We've got some air to breathe
And no desire to leave
Five moons in the sky

I don't lie to my people
I don't pray for their sins

We've gone away, we've gone away
We've going to live another way
Give me green fields,
Laughing, and then maybe

Skies going through another change
To our surprise it's starting to rain
The clouds begin to cry
And we can only see
Four moons in the sky

I don't cry in the summer rain
It don't show anyway

A city growing in the yellow sky
Putting out smoke making me cry
They've cutting down the trees
Now l can only see
Three moons in the sky

I don't lie to my lady
I don't lie to my woman

Grey mothers of a broken child
Come to my breast come to my arms
It's gonna rain tonight
We're gonna be alright with
One moon in the sky

When was the song “Five Moons” released by Ian Gillan Band?: The song Five Moons was released in 1977, on the album “Clear Air Turbulence”.
Who composed the song “Five Moons” by Ian Gillan Band?: The song “Five Moons” by Ian Gillan Band was composed by Colin Towns, Ian Gillan, John Gustafson, Mark Nauseef, and Ray Fenwick.