Postcards From Tiny Islands
Lyrics
Many nights, dwindle by
Midnight moon's on the rise
My heavy head's gone light
So I'll go home and sleep tonight
I'm walking tonight about as far as I can go
I listen to that song by the Moon-glows
Here's to you and the stars above
The half-moon in your pretty eyes
And here's to you and the setting sun
The barmen and their sorry songs
I'll be drunk before too long
And I'll keep up this sappy talk
This letter does it all
It's too much to enclose
These postcards from tiny islands
Do more than you know
So here's to you and the ground below
The glass ball in the empty sky
I'm walking tonight about as far as I can go
The marble (were stone in me?)
The midnight moon is up
This letter does it all
It's too much to enclose
I feel so easy now
Everything is working out
Oh, holidays are flying by
Writer(s): MATT BARRICK, PETER BAUER, HAMILTON LEITHAUSER, WALTER MARTIN, PAUL MAROON, MATTHEW FREDERICK BARRICK, PETER M. BAUER, JAMES HAMILTON LEITHAUSER, PAUL C. MAROON, WALTER R. MARTIN
Copyright(s): Lyrics © WORDS & MUSIC A DIV OF BIG DEAL MUSIC LLC
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