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Sun vs. Moon

from The Ballad of Codaphonic by Codaphonic

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lyrics

Sun wrote a letter to the moon
I’ve got some words to say to you
You better change your attitude
You took my place up in the sky
You stole a world that once was mine
It’s time to make it right

I was so young
Now I’m a setting sun
Where did you come from?

The world is mine I started it
And I want every part of it
Go away, away
I still see you glistening
You must not be listening
Go away, away

Moon wrote a letter to the sun
Yeah, I see where you coming from
But you know the truth, your day is done
All God’s children love the night
When they can pretend their sin’s alright
So kiss the day goodbye

Don’t get me wrong
I’ve been here all along
So quit your same old song

The world is mine I started it
And I want every part of it
Go away, away
I still see you glistening
You must not be listening
Go away, away, and stay away

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from The Ballad of Codaphonic, released January 15, 2008

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