Cat Stevens - Moonshadow - 1970 "Yes, I'm bein' followed by a moonshadowMoonshadow, moonshadow Leapin' and hoppin' on a moonshadowMoonshadow, moonshadow" "Moonshadow" is an iconic, uplifting folk-pop song written and performed by English musician Cat Stevens (now known as Yusuf Islam). First released as a UK single in 1970, it serves as the optimistic centerpiece of his highly acclaimed 1971 album, Teaser and the Firecat. Stevens often describes the track as his favourite from his early catalogue, written as a joyful anthem about practicing gratitude and remaining positive regardless of life's circumstances. According to Stevens, the song was inspired by a holiday in Spain. Having grown up in the bright, neon-lit streets of London, he had never seen a true moonlit night in nature. While walking along a beach, he noticed his own shadow cast by the moon's light, which felt deeply spiritual. The lyrics focus on looking at life with relentless positivity. Even if the singer loses his hands, eyes, or legs, he declares he will still find joy and a reason to adapt, viewing the "moonshadow" as a comforting presence that follows him through hardships. video credited to @Helena59 #catstevens #moonshadow #moon #fyp #blowthisupforme - @moonfacemedia