Mr. Moon
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Mr. Moon
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One day
The moon got tired of being
Up in the sky
He wandered
Down through the starlight
And landed on the oceanside
And he smiled while
He jumped in the water
And laughed about
As he danced in the sand
He put on
His swim trunks and snorkel
And guess what
Mr. Moon swam
Did I tell you
That moonbeams are heavy?
And therefore
Mr. Moon sank
He fell down
Through the seawalls of seaweed
And landed
At the bottom of a tank
And he sat there
With the starfish and jellyfish
And laughed about
The sharks and the whales
They drank lots
Of Miller Lights and Heinekens
And laughed about
All of their tales
Oh, Mr. Moon
The stars are shining for you in the night sky
Please come home
Oh, Mr. Moon
The sun is shining for you until it goes away
And then it's dark
And then it's dark
And then it's dark
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Kate Micucci performs "Mr. Moon", and this lyric page sits inside the Kate Micucci catalog on LyroVerse.
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