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Over the Moon
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I met a girl just north of the city
She moved to the west where its a little more pretty
Studied our motions under the stars
First came out Venus, then came out Mars
You take me past the edge of the atmosphere
With you by my side I never have any fears
When you’re in the room
I feel over the moon
Wrote her a song, but it never felt right
Too many words and not enough time
Spent a whole year just chasing the skies
With you by my side
I can confide
When you’re in the room I feel over the moon
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Lucas Brown Santa Cruz, California
Lucas Brown is a Davis, CA resident producing post-rock and low-key indie music focused around synthesizers and piano.
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