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Alex Izenberg - Only the Moon Knows Lyrics



Alex Izenberg - Only the Moon Knows Lyrics




Sacred grace beholds painted fields
There's vetiver beyond the lake
Where we faced the bishops blade
The illusion of will was untrue


Only the moon knows
Of dreams of the righteous will
As winter nights divide the time
I revel in the divine way

Shine on babe
Though we're never going back again
Were under the pressure of nameless reckoners

The iron hand of death in a velvet glove
Leads wooden ships that carry us home
Talking to the wind through the smoke
Beloved, it was I who changed

Only the moon knows
Of dreams of the righteous will
As winter nights divide the time
I revel in the divine way

Shine on babe
Though we're never going back again
Were under the pressure of nameless reckoners
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Sacred grace beholds painted fields
There's vetiver beyond the lake
Where we faced the bishops blade
The illusion of will was untrue


Only the moon knows
Of dreams of the righteous will
As winter nights divide the time
I revel in the divine way

Shine on babe
Though we're never going back again
Were under the pressure of nameless reckoners

The iron hand of death in a velvet glove
Leads wooden ships that carry us home
Talking to the wind through the smoke
Beloved, it was I who changed

Only the moon knows
Of dreams of the righteous will
As winter nights divide the time
I revel in the divine way

Shine on babe
Though we're never going back again
Were under the pressure of nameless reckoners
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Writer: Phil Ek, Alex Izenberg, Greg Hartunian
Copyright: Lyrics © DOMINO PUBLISHING COMPANY




Alex Izenberg - Only the Moon Knows Video
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Performed By: Alex Izenberg
Language: English
Length: 4:11
Written by: Phil Ek, Alex Izenberg, Greg Hartunian

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