Atlantic Moon · Mary

[Verse 1] There is a lighthouse where the old waves turn, A small white flame for the hearts that burn. I left your letter in a sailor's coat, And watched my longing learn to float. [Pre-Chorus] If the night comes slowly, let it stay, Some songs need darkness to find their way. I hear your name in the harbor rain, Soft as a wound, warm as a flame. [Chorus] Oh Atlantic moon, carry me home, Over the water, over the foam. If love is a road that the sea pulls apart, I will keep your harbor inside my heart. Oh Atlantic moon, do not let me fade, Hold my voice where the old strings played. One more light on the water, one more song to the shore, I loved you once, I love you more. [Instrumental Interlude] [Verse 2] The tavern closes, but the windows glow, Two empty glasses and a radio. Your shadow turns at the end of the street, And every silence learns your beat. [Pre-Chorus] If the years grow heavy, let them bend, A true old song knows how to mend. No sudden thunder, no broken sky, Just a clear voice learning how to fly. [Chorus] Oh Atlantic moon, carry me home, Over the water, over the foam. If love is a road that the sea pulls apart, I will keep your harbor inside my heart. Oh Atlantic moon, do not let me fade, Hold my voice where the old strings played. One more light on the water, one more song to the shore, I loved you once, I love you more. [Bridge] Let the guitars answer low, Let the tide move warm and slow. When the last star leaves the blue, I will still be singing you. [Final Chorus] Oh Atlantic moon, carry me home, Over the water, over the foam. One more light on the water, one more song to the shore, I loved you once, I love you more. [Outro] The lighthouse fades, the sea stays true, And every wave returns to you.