Bertie Higgins, 1982. This song is a recollection of a past love affair in a place called Casablanca. The very romantic lyrics are about the events that lead to the two falling in love. That is, one summer’s night, the two were watching a movie at a drive-in while snacking on popcorn and cola when suddenly the popcorn and cola turn into champagne and caviar. And, when he looks into her eyes, he sees the Moroccan Moonlight – In the desert in Morocco, Africa, the full moon blazes as it rises above the night, and its clear light is reflected in her eyes. In verse 3, the “I guess our love story will never be seen on the big wide silver screen, but it hurt just as bad when I had to watch...” lyric creates an unique ambience where there are nostalgic feelings for past events and the person's current reality melding with the movie's story. Today, Casablanca is the name of the capital of Morocco, formerly a British colony.