Moon
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Moon
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All the lights
In the windows are turning off
All the signs
And the billboards are burning out
And I start running home
'Cause even the stars in the sky seem so small
Like they've lost
Faith in themselves
But you always shine
Darling I will never know how
You do it all on your own, now
Lighting up my whole world by yourself
Lean my head
Back against the wall watching you and
I fall in love just after two
Thinking in life, all I want is to be the one
You're looking for when the night is over
Darling I will never know how
You do it all on your own, now
Lighting up my whole world by yourself
And darling, I will never want more
Oh darling
Darling
Darl-oh-oh
Oh darling
Darling
Darl-oh-oh
Oh darling
Darling
Darl-oh-oh
Oh darling
Darling
Darl-oh-oh
Oh darling
Darling
Darling, oh
Oh darling
Darling
Darling
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