I guess I'll have to change my plan
I should have realized there'd be another man
I overlooked that point completely
Until the big affair began

Before I knew where I was at
I found myself on a shelf
And that was that

I tried to reach the moon
But when I got there
All that I could get was the air

My feet are back upon the ground
I lost the one girl I'd found

Before I knew where I was at
I found myself hung up on a shelf
And that was that

I tried to reach for the moon
But you know, when I got there
All that I could get was the air

My feet have returned the ground
I lost the one girl
I lost the one girl
Lost me the one girl
I had found


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