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The Moon (Waxing)
04:20
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Everywhere in the night time
Evergreens turn black
The darkness paints an outline
To illuminate the path
The half-truths of the half-moon
Aren't there to let you down
Some promises get broken
But they'll show promise that they won't
The night sky holds a gamble
But hope's in high demand
When the stars are staying still
You take what you can
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The Moon (Waning)
03:33
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In the days we both belonged
They're not so far away, but they're gone
I'll visit all the places we've been
And knock on the door but not come in
When a song no longer makes you feel how you felt once
Then it's time to let go of that version you were
In the times when the days were long
Summer nights and the way we'd bond
Tripped into the fall head first
When I was searching for church
When the moon no longer makes you feel how you felt once
Then it's time to let go of the person you were
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The Moon (New Phase)
03:33
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In the dark of night
The moon won't shed its light
It hangs there in the sky, but not tonight
You can love a ghost
But a ghost won't exist
It stays there in your mind, but not tonight
The stars shine bright
While the moon hides
It hangs there in the sky, but not tonight
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The Moon (Full & Blue)
01:54
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Soon there'll be a blue moon over June
And we'll be underneath that view
The gentle hue the moonlight casts on you
Proves our love is true
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