Mr. Moon don't hide from me
I wanna see you soon
Mr. Moon don't hide from me
I wanna see you soon
Mr. Moon you glow so pure
In this twilight night
And Mr. Moon you're beauty's so sure
You make the world feel right
How can I be like you?
So confident and opulent, rare,
wise and hopeful.
Your substance is healing, it's
dangerous how I admire you from afar
Yet you feel so close to me.
Spotted, grainy, multifaceted you are,
I wish I could bottle you, keep you
as my star. I get lost in your aura Mr.
Moon you make me jovial I am,
where I am.
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