Quarter Moon
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Quarter Moon
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I want to see a queen but your eyes ain't sparkling
I only see the devil in disguise
Strong words need a strong mind and then some silence
They never seem to hear you
See the quarter moon
then you'll be home soon
The weight is on your shoulders
They put you in a frame
Can you feel the same
This could be forever
But I won't stay for so long
Somewhere there's a man with an untold story
somewhere there's a man with a broken heart
He wants to be a joker but no one's laughing
They never see the true you
See the quarter moon
then you'll be home soon
The weight is on your shoulders
They put you in a frame
Can you feel the same
This could be forever
But I won't stay for so long
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