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Moons

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Josh Ritter Canonical path: /josh-ritter/moons Related lyric paths: 6
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Moons

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There are planets you don't know

And there are moons that you don't see

Invisibles between the rings of Mars and Mercury

The harbors that they built for the ships to set me free

And sometimes when it's all too much

I know they'll come for me

Come for me

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