Moon man to sungirl, I’m looking at your hair and thinking things won’t be the same forever Moon man to sungirl, I’m looking at your sundress and knowing things can’t be the same forever It might seem the faces and the names of the places we’ve stayed might stay the same but I know this city and I know it’s changed since the day we got here, and so have we. and maybe my two brown eyes they ain’t worth jack shit these days and maybe my long brown hair it’s just not worth much of anything these days cause all the lullabyes in the world they couldn’t make this night pass quite right and all of the sweetness in the world couldn’t make these words less bitter Moon man to sungirl, I’m looking in your eyes and see you want things the same forever Moon man to sungirl, I’m looking away because it scares me so It might seem that the faces and the names of the places I’ve been might stay the same, and looking back it’s true they migh but I know myself and I know I’ve changed a hundred dozen ways as have you, as have we. and maybe my two brown eyes they ain’t worth jack shit these days and maybe my long brown hair it’s just not worth much of anything these days and maybe you can’t tell just the way that I feel but I assure you I won’t sleep any better knowing how much I’ve hurt you. so maybe they say I haven’t seen enough pain but I’d rather have my day in the sun and maybe they say everyone only gets one but I’d rather have a week and I’ve had two years and somedays I just wish I was dead so I didn’t have to deal with quite so much grown-up crap. Moon man to sungirl, I’m looking at your hair and thinking things won’t be the same forever Moon man to sungirl, I’m looking at your sundress and knowing things can’t be the same forever Moon man to sungirl, I’m looking in your eyes and see you want things the same forever Moon man to sungirl,
©1997 rob hinkal