Answer Unveiled for NYT Crossword Clue 1971 Cat Stevens Hit that would be Apt to Play During a 46-Across on 08 April 2024

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Today's NYT Crossword Clue is 1971 Cat Stevens Hit that would be Apt to Play During a 46-Across

We have to find out the name of Cat Stevens song released in 1971. Cat Stevens is a British singer-songwriter and musician known for his folk, rock, and pop music styles. He has sold over 100 million records and has more than two billion streams. After a period of making Islamic music, he returned to secular music in 2006. He was honored with induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014. He has written numerous songs but we have to find out the song in 1971.

Do you have any idea about the song's name? If you are a deep fan of Cat Stevens, you can easily find it. Anyway, we are giving some clues to help you find out the answer to the clue.

Clue:-

• It is a 10-letter Song name
• consist of 2 words, the first word has 4 letters, and the second word has 6 letters
• Started with 'M' and ended with 'W'

keep the above clues in mind and think about the below hints for search words.

For First Word

• Hero of Night
• After the Sun goes down, it glows.
• The most common description in poems about love

For Second Down

• can be seen only with the help of the light
• It mimics your movements but stays on the ground.
• Due to this solar eclipse and lunar eclipse happens.

We hop that from the clue, you find out the answer. Check the answer below.

Answer: MOONSHADOW

Moonshadow is a song by Cat Stevens, who later changed his name to Yusuf Islam. It was released as a single in the UK in 1970 and in the US in 1971. The song is also on Stevens' album called "Teaser and the Firecat" from 1971.