The Fair Moonlight
Album: Where Were You?
By: Mark Piecha
By: Mark Piecha
Duration
4:58
Genres
Description
Conceived back around 1997, this song was originally written for Kathy Mattea (who was performing at the Sandwich Fair at the same time as I was). It has gone through some changes and interpretations, and we think that this is probably the best version yet.
Lyrics
Busted flat, busted down; broken dreams fallin' all around. And, I can't recall a time as empty as now. There ya' are. Where ya' been? Seein' you, I remember when. Everything is all I want--right here, somehow. And I held you in The Fair Moonlight; and, I can't even think about what's wrong or right. In The Fair Moonlight. Broken down, broken through; a broken me and a broken you. And, I can't remember what I should see. There ya' are. Here we stand. I'm thinkin' 'bout holdin' your hand. Right here, forever; where we should be. And I held you in The Fair Moonlight; and, I can't even think about what's wrong or right. In The Fair Moonlight. How many days do you think that I'll survive? And, how many days will you make these poor eyes cry? And I held you in The Fair Moonlight; and, I can't even think about what's wrong or right. In The Fair Moonlight.
