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Star-crossed Eyes


The moon's got crossed eyes To ignite our star-crossed love It's what we aim for, even if we miss We'll land in its stars The way it twinkle-twinkles in your eye I spy with my little eye something real You don't know the kind of pull you have on me It's like you're Saturn and I'm your revolving rings Rejecting one way tickets on shooting stars Don't need a wish more than be to in your arms Your eyes are way out of this world Little planets that make me feel gravitational Our hearts are burning more than the sun When we're together it gives me a rush At the end of the world when it burns out We'll still be together as one
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