Half–moon
Half–moon
Could go either way
Half–moon
Half–moon
Could go either way
They say it’s getting darker—
They can’t see the darkness for the grey
I sipped my wine
She slipped in
like a sugarcube
I sipped my wine
She slipped in
like a sugarcube
I said, “If you’re so sweet, Babe,
how could you be so rude?”
Half–moon
Half–moon
Could go either way
Half–moon
Half–moon
Could go either way
They say it’s getting darker—
They just can’t see the sunshine for the day
She took off her head—
the American girls always do
She took off her head—
the American girls always do
I cleared a space on the table
to provide her with a better view
Half–moon
Half–moon
Could go either way
Half–moon
Half–moon
Could go either way
They say it’s getting darker—
But, you can’t believe a thing they say
She lay down her arms,
but I didn’t have the stomach yet
She lay down her arms,
but I didn’t have the stomach yet
Well, I knew what was coming
but wondered how much more I’d get
get
get
Half–moon
Half–moon
Could go either way
She stepped up her feet
as she whispered
that at least she’d tried
She stepped up her feet
and she whispered
that at least she’d tried
Her seat was empty
but the table was piled high
high
high
Half–moon
Half–moon
Could go either way
Half–moon
Half–moon
Could go either way
They say it’s getting darker
but it looks like she’s gonna stay
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