When The Sun And Moon Share The Sky
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When The Sun And Moon Share The Sky
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In so many dreams the sky is shared
The sun is in the east, moon to the west
A scarlet horizon looms overhead
A growing storm approaches, the clouds are red
I soon take notice and I wonder why
When the sun and moon share the sky
The sun's a perfect orb, the moon is full
What do these symbols mean? They're multiple
The sun is rising, cradled in the east
The moon is setting into the cloudless west
This seems pertinent and I wonder why
When the sun and moon share the sky
Something is going to happen, I don't know what
All the signs are there, feel it in my gut
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