| Oh be a man, as fast as you can
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| Oh be a man, as fast as you can
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| Growing up wild, out in the fields
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| In awe of the stars, and the power they wield
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| Oh you loved them anyway
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| Don’t think they noticed you
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| See how the stars change, from summer to fall
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| The sole indication, that we’re moving at all
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| Carry the world, with the hands of a child
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| You can’t be a boy, she wants you to be wild
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| She was the sun, sun, sun
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| And you were the moon
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| And the light of the sun
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| Fills up the room
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| Oh you loved her anyway
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| And she tried to love you
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| When she was asleep, you’d watch her face
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| Taken in sleep to a more peaceful place
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| You’d stand by the door, cause you were her guard
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| And you’d love her in silence, and it wasn’t that hard
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| Cause she was the sun, sun, sun
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| And you were the moon
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| And the light of the sun
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| Eclipses the moon
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| Oh you loved her anyway
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| And she tried to love you
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| She never asked you, what you’re dreaming of
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| She told you 'bout Texas, and liquor and love
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| She was hard-edged and broken, she blamed a man
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| But she told you to be one, as fast as you can |