The Moonlight Frames Your Face

by Kyle Sammond

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Cause I saw it in the moonlight
Outside of your car
In the lonely sigh of truth
Only always we depart
And i'm in that place forever
Casting shadows on the yard

Been seeing you in streetlight
There in the corners of the park
The winds have all gone home
And in the hush there lies your spark
Out in the blackness of the river
The adornment to your ear
Just as the way we entered
It's the way we disappear

Yea and thinking of the moonlight
But I keep looking in the dark
And in the shadows between streetlights
I don't see you anymore

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released May 29, 2017

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