And the moon knocked on the doors of the dark
"Let me in," he said no

And the moon knocked where there was silence
But a shrill voice said "It's no longer time"

So she flung open the windows of the wind and went away
To look a little further
For something to do
After having cried a little
For another no, for another no
That the sea told her
That the sea told her

And the moon knocked on two sunglasses
That look did not notice her
And then she tried at a pool party
Without an invitation, not even the moon enters

So she rolled on champagne and caviar and went away
To look a little further
For something to do
After having cried a little for another no
For another no from a waiter

And then down
Almost by chance
Closer to the sidewalks
Where what you see is true
And then down
Without knocking
Between the eyelashes of a child
To be able to fall asleep

And then down
Among rags and love
Where fortune is a luxury
There is a need for the moon
And then down
Down, down

And then down
Almost by chance
Closer to the sidewalks
Where what you see is true
And then down, down
Without knocking
Between the eyelashes of a child
To be able to fall asleep
And then down
Among rags and love
Where fortune is a luxury
There is a need for the moon
And then down
Down
Down, down, down, down
Down

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