Lunenburg Moon (feat. The Bombadils)

The church glowing golden, I remember your smile
And the echo of footsteps as we met in the aisle
And the music was gentle but it lifted us high
It was just an old folk song, but it still made me cry

We went to a party with some friends down the street
The wine kept on flowing as we followed our feet
To a house on the hillside while the town was asleep
Every step on the staircase had a secret to keep

All the words I remember
And I remember the tune
At the end of September
And me and you and the Lunenburg moon

Your hand I was holding, my heart skipping beats
In the bed of a captain with sails for its sheets
The room was so quiet, just whispers and waves
In the darkness we drifted, two souls to be saved

All the words I remember
And I remember the tune
At the end of September
And me and you and the Lunenburg moon

Now we're far from the harbour and the ship has sailed on
And the shore wind blows colder the longer you're gone
And I wait by the window and watch the snow fly
And you're miles from the ocean with no moon in the sky

All the words I remember
And I remember the tune
At the end of September
And me and you and the Lunenburg moon

At the end of September
And me and you and the Lunenburg moon