Fifth Moon
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Fifth Moon
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Come with me, on a ride through the night sky
Come with me, by my side you will lie
I was looking, always searching
Couldn't find the key
All I need to bring you back to me
In your own time
In your own time
Come with me, to the stars we will fly
Sail through time, journey far you and I
I was looking, always searching
I could never see
I was hoping you would find who you were meant to be
In your own time
In your own time
Come with me, on a ride through the night sky
Come with me, by my side you will lie
I was looking, always searching
I could never see
I was hoping you would find who you were meant to be
I was looking, always searching
Till I found the key
The only way to bring you back to me
In your own time
In your own time
In your own time
In your own time
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Who performs "Fifth Moon"?
Maggie Reilly performs "Fifth Moon", and this lyric page sits inside the Maggie Reilly catalog on LyroVerse.
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