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Same Moon
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Tell me what is farther
Five thousand miles or 400 years?
Put on your armor
It can be dangerous to watch the dancing of a sphere
You looked through a telescope
Now I can get closer than you ever dreamed
You stared down kings and popes
The stars are closer than they seem
Same craters, same mountains, same dark, same light
You and me, we look at the same moon at night
We live in a different place and a different time
But you and me, we look at the same moon at night
Tell me what is harder
To build a rocket ship or put yourself in it?
The sky got darker
And you climbed hundreds of miles in a minute
You took one small step
And left a sign for the universe to see
You had your heart set
An explorer sailing into an unknown sea
Same craters, same mountains, same dark, same light
You and me, we look at the same moon at night
We live in a different place and a different time
But you and me, we look at the same moon at night
She never turns
Her shadows stay the same
Just like the ones inside your eyes
All we learn
Some nights we still dream
And we look up at the sky
Same craters, same mountains, same dark, same light
You and me, we look at the same moon at night
We live in a different place and a different time
But you and me, we look at the same moon at night
Same craters, same mountains, same dark, same light
You and me, we look at the same moon at night
We live in a different place and a different time
But you and me, we look at the same moon at night
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