Could You Be My Moon
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Could You Be My Moon
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I'm sitting in this starry night
Waiting for the brightest light
I try to hide my fears inside
Crying tears and blur my mind (could you be my Moon)
(So Moon)
I like the way you hide in the sky
(Hey you)
Could you be my Moon, tonight
I'm listening to your dreamy sounds
And drowning in these airy clouds
(So I)
Look upon a thousand stars
(While I)
See you spinning towards Mars
(Could you be my Moon)
Life is simple
Don’t make it too complicated
There must be something missing
I wish the stars were out tonight instead of all these clouds
I will be up all night and wait, if I have to
(So Moon)
I like the way you hide in the sky
(Hey you)
Could you be my Moon, tonight
(So Moon)
I like the way you hide in the sky
(Hey you)
Could you be my Moon, tonight
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