It's good to see you after all this time
It's good to know that you are doing fine
But I can't help but notice
In a bar on Friday night
There is something you should tell me
But your driver waits outside

You're moving on
You're going to a bigger world
You're moving on
You're ready for the universe
It's meaningless to me
'Cause you're not here to see
The bigger side of me

I swear I saw a tear roll down your face
But there's a lot of smoke in bars these days
All I notice is the light
That shines upon you from aside
Getting jealous of the coffee in the cup
You hold so tight

You're moving on
You're going to a bigger world
You're moving on
You're ready for the universe
It's meaningless to me
'Cause you're not here to see
The bigger side of me

You're moving on to God knows where
Send me a postcard when you're there
Will I remember?
What will I say
"The weather is nice today"?

You're moving on
You're going to a bigger world
You're moving on
You're ready for the universe
It's meaningless to me
'Cause you're not here to see
The bigger side of me


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