Man On The Moon
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Man On The Moon
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I never wrote a book like the ones I like to read
'Cos aiming for the stars, well, it brings me to my knees
I thought I handled sin when it was sin that handled me
When I thought I saw the light
I couldn't see the wood for the trees
There's a man on the moon
and he says that he's not coming down
But he's thinking of you every time the world spins around
I could never eat enough so I bit the hand that fed
Always talked too much but most was left unsaid
I lost friends and influenced no-one
Announced the ending before it was over
Fought accusations that I was jaded
But I look at the stars and know their lights already faded
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