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In Her Glow
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You felt like the universe on that one summer eve
In therapy they tell me I just need to learn how to breathe
Holding tight to you I still keep looking to the moon
She tells me there'll be answers but I can't expect them too soon
You don't have the answers for me
I sing to the moon neither does she
I walk this block every day and stare into the sun
I'm starting to believe some thoughts can never be undone
You don't have the answers for me
I sing to the moon neither does she
She haunts my dreams when you come back and get down on your knee
And I forget to tell you that I'm finally feeling free
You don't have the answers for me
I sing to the moon neither does she
But in her glow's still where I'd rather be!
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