From Me, The Moon
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From Me, The Moon
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Two years and you still look the same
Wide blinking eyes look at me the same way
Do my lips take you back to June
Do my lips make you miss me, too
Tell me if the years are all gone
Is the moon still in love with the sun
Do you still keep counting my sins
Will your heart ever forgive my skin
How many more first kisses
Are you gonna watch me pick up the pieces
I know you miss the furrow in my brow
And I could be in your arms now
Tell me if the years are all gone
Is the moon still in love with the sun
Do you still keep counting my sins
Will your heart ever forgive my skin
Tell me if the years are all gone
Is the moon still in love with the sun
Do you still keep counting my sins
And how do I win
To the first boy who lit me a flame
Does your heart still remember my name
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Lav performs "From Me, The Moon", and this lyric page sits inside the Lav catalog on LyroVerse.
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