Back To The Moon
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Back To The Moon
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You're always looking to the stars
You spend your time wandering at the park
And at night you lay on the grass
But you know you could come to my bed
Well, I'm just here wondering why
You're not fine
Can you see that rabbit in the moon ?
The moon is full and will rain soon
So let me walk you home tonight
And stay with you under the blanket all night
Well, I'm just here wondering why
You're not fine
I know that girls like you don't stay here too much
And I won't ask you why you're leaving me alone
You came down from the moon
but now decided to go back,
So I know that this night you won't be mine
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