Man in the Moon
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Man in the Moon
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You sound so tired these days
When the weight of the world
Sits on your shoulders
And it's awfully hard to keep
Keep your eyes open
So you look past the stars
Through the nightmare sky
And you wonder if it's true
Would things be any different
If there really was a man
A man in the moon
And the pressure's so strong now
You just want to cry
But the tears you shed
Would just rust your eyes
And it's awfully hard to keep
Keep your eyes open
So you look past the stars
Through the nightmare sky
And you wonder if it's true
Would things be any different
If there really was a man
A man in the moon
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