Moonshot
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Moonshot
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Down, I'm falling down
Want you to catch me
But you're not here around
If you'd come around
I know you could save me
With the touch of your soft hand
You, it's always been you
Even before I met you
I was in love with you
And I, I can't see why
I couldn't spend all of my time
By your side
I, I know I hurt you
Even desert you
I'm awful
But I, I heard you crying
Feeling like dying
You deserve better than me
In, I let you in
But now I'm so scared
I wanna run away
And do, what do we do?
I'm old twice your age
But I'm in love with you
When we are together
I'm light as a feather
It's so good
But you, you are in school again
Breaking the rules again
And me, I'm on
I'm on the moon
I'm on the moon, yeah yeah
I'm on the moon
I'm on the moon, yeah yeah
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James Marsters performs "Moonshot", and this lyric page sits inside the James Marsters catalog on LyroVerse.
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