The Man In the Moon
The Man in the moon
With the smiling face
Appeared through clouds
Of tattered lace
He blew a kiss
To the twinkling stars
And gave a wink
To his good friend Mars
Filled his glass
from the milky way
To give to the sun
At the break of day
Tipped his hat
To Venus so bright
Most regal star
That shone in the night
Silvery orb that
hangs in sky
Lives eternal
As years go by
When we die
And leave this earth
Others will claim
Their rightful birth
That mystery moon
Will still abide
And change its
Rythmn with trembling tide
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