New Moon

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New moon, new moon

i wonder where you are

look out into space, gazing afar

i see the the twinkling stars

and still i can't see you 

new moon you may be very far

i look for warming glows

behind the swaying trees

arising in the east

new moon, new moon

i can't find you tonight

new moon, new moon

i wonder where you are, oh moon

the stars are here with me

 but you're still missing from my canopy

new moon, i hope to see you soon

new moon, new moon

if i am to see you soon

my heart will be so glad

and i will know you love in the end

if i am to see you soon

i want ta kiss upon my cheek

for there my eyes will know your glow

my heart will beat and beat

new moon, it's time for us to meet

a sliver of your light

can make a heart delight

new moon

don't stay away so long

come see me another night

where you're beaming bright

new moon, new moon!



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