Midnight Wander - Moonlight Lyrics

Stargazing on the bedroom floor
Paintings hanging on the wall
I think I've been here before
A late night conversation, an empty house
Just us, two souls levitating above the clouds
Moonlight, too many words I should've said
I'm still learning how to love
Still learning how to be
Honest, but if I asked her to stay
Would she stay until daylight?
Would she listen to my midnight thoughts?
Stargazing by the grocery store
Soft serve ice cream and '60s songs
Could they last for evermore?
I read the constellations within her arms
She was drifting off to dreamland among the stars
Moonlight, too many words I should've said
I'm still learning how to love
Still learning how to be
Honest, but if I asked her to stay
Would she stay until daylight?
Would she listen to my midnight thoughts?
Moonlight, too many words I should've said
I'm still learning how to love
Still learning how to be
Honest, but if I asked her to stay
Would she stay until daylight?
Would she listen to my midnight thoughts?
Despite all the hells I've put her through before?
All the "I don't think I love you anymore"s
In hindsight, holding on seems like the wiser choice
Maybe then she'd care to listen to my midnight thoughts
About the way she smiled
As we joked along the notion of absurdity around
This time last year by the riverside
As she stood lost in contemplation, illuminated by
Moonlight
Moonlight
Moonlight
Moonlight
Moonlight
Moonlight