You Know That

Lyrics
[Verse 1] You're a treasure no one opened You're that diamond no one found There's no casual liaison When your heart is in the clouds Could have been your bit of style Could have been your bit of grace Could have been the way the starlight played upon your face Starlight played upon your face [Chorus] Moonlight, be a friend tonight We're all wrecked up on these dreams Holding on a bit too tight Well, I got splinters from these moonbeams If it seems I'm falling down If it seems we're falling through Darling, you know that is nothing You know that is nothing new [Verse 2] Look at me with longing eyes And I will always know the score Say the words I long to hear And I won't need them anymore If this moment seems forever There are some things you don't waste If it's a little bit of God, then come in here and have a Come in here and have a taste [Chorus] Moonlight, be a friend tonight We're all wrecked up on these dreams Holding on a bit too tight I got splinters from these moonbeams If it seems I'm falling down If it seems we're falling through Darling, you know that is nothing You know that is nothing new [Bridge] Oh, oh, oh Oh, oh, oh, oh [Verse 3] You and me could build a bridge Over every place that hurts Time to tear the walls down hard 'Cause they never really worked And if the first words start to stumble And sound slightly out of tune It's the opening of hearts, it is the closing of Closing of the deepest wounds [Chorus] Moonlight, be a friend tonight We're all wrecked up on these dreams Holding on a bit too tight I got splinters from these moonbeams If it seems I'm falling down If it seems we're falling through Darling, you know that is nothing Darling, you know that is nothing Darling, you know that is nothing You know that is nothing new [Outro] Darling, that is nothing new (Oh, oh, oh) Nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing That is nothing new (Oh, oh, oh) Darling, darling That is nothing new (Oh, oh, oh) Oh, oh, oh
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Credits
- Writers
- Bill Mallonee