Mooncycle
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Mooncycle
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Don't you know it's all to, all to late
Nine ten, lion's den, sell the hide, suicide
Come with me, you will see
How it's all supposed to be
Shapes of fire, blinding light
Step into the ring tonight
Join us in our song of longing
For a shape of greater might
We praise the moon
You join us soon
We chant for heaven
To fall onto earth
Under a bright full moon
When the light fades, take my hand
Join the chant and understand
Like a whisper in your ear
They are waiting
They are here
Shapes of fire, blinding light
Step into the ring tonight
Join us in our song of longing
For a shape of greater might
We praise the moon
You join us soon
We chant for heaven
To fall onto earth
Under a bright full moon
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Pale Forest performs "Mooncycle", and this lyric page sits inside the Pale Forest catalog on LyroVerse.
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