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Half Moon

from Golden by Ben Kunder

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The ocean is waiting for you,
Rolling in to steal your eyes of blue,
Waiting lonely as the moon,
To turn the world in an afternoon,

The blinds will shield you from the light,
And open to reveal the night,
Wait ‘til morning let the sleep dogs lie,
Calling you out can you hear them cry,

Lalala like a half moon,
Lalala like a half moon,
Lalala like a half moon,
And those eyes,
Are waiting to rise,
Like a half moon,

How’d you know just what to say,
To break me down and make me stay,
Lay me down in your long brown hair,
As the world turns unaware,

Oh,
Those eyes stay closed,
To block out the sun,
Oh,
Open slow,
As those eyes,
Are waiting to rise,
Waiting to rise,
Like a half moon

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from Golden, released May 26, 2015

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Ben Kunder Toronto, Ontario

With the release of his beautiful third album, Searching For the Stranger, Ben Kunder expands his ability to soundtrack both the ordinary and the extraordinary in luminous detail. Kunder crafts intricate folk-pop that’s hugely accessible, relatable, and almost ridiculously melodic. ... more

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