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The Moon Lyrics by Wendy Eisenberg

Auto

2020

[Verse]
Oh you, princess of the fatherless
I’m your cellar floor
From down here, you seem to scale the wall
Oh you hear a fan text me all day
[Chorus]
Look at your prison from inside out
All your black and white splits into
Would you think it for me, would you think it overtly? (Whispered multiple times)
[Verse]
Oh you, prisoner of make believe
Climb down from that tree
Things are so much different than before
You narrativize competition
[Chorus]
Look at your prison from inside out
All your black and white splits into black and white
(Whispering again)
[Outro]
Oh you, prisoner of imagery
Craft your influence
Credits
Wendy Eisenberg

Wendy Eisenberg

About “The Moon” by Wendy Eisenberg

Read the complete lyrics to "The Moon" by Wendy Eisenberg from the album "Auto" in 2020. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock, Folk.

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"The Moon" is credited to Wendy Eisenberg. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"The Moon" appears on "Auto" in 2020.

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