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Is One Moon Enough

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[Intro]
D
E  G
[Verse 1]
DIs one moon enough
DIf I can see
With my chDeap telescope?
EBet my neighbor Ghas two or three
DDown soon enough
DWhat does it mean
DIf every time I look up
DI see them
ELaughing down on meG?
[Chorus 1]
ATake that moon Gor break across the seDaD  
AEverything I wantG's just out of reachD  D  
[Verse 2]
DIs one moon enough
DWell, it used to be
DWhen I could see with my own naked eye
EShe was smiling down Gon me
DIs one ever enough?
DHow could it ever be if my neighbor has more than me
DAnd my moon
EJust out of reacGh
[Chorus 2]
ATake that moon Gor break across the seDaD  
AEverything I waGnt is further from DmeD  
[Singing Pause]
DHmm, hmm, hDmmD  
[Bridge]
DMoon down soon enough
DNow I can see a million moons that think of
DMe and my moons
EAlways following mGe
[Outro]
ATake that moon Gor break across the sDeaD  
AEverything I wanGt is just out of reDach (hmm, Dhmm)
AWhy's that moGon always following me? D(hmm, Dhmm)
AEverything I waGnt's just out of reacDh (hmm, Dhmm)
DHmm, hmm, hDmmD  

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Is One Moon Enough

by Jack Johnson

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[Intro]

E G

[Verse 1]

Is one moon enough

If I can see

With my cheap telescope?

E G

Bet my neighbor has two or three

Down soon enough

What does it mean

If every time I look up

I see them

E G

Laughing down on me?

[Chorus 1]

A G D D

Take that moon or break across the sea

A G D D

Everything I want's just out of reach

[Verse 2]

Is one moon enough

Well, it used to be

When I could see with my own naked eye

E G

She was smiling down on me

Is one ever enough?

How could it ever be if my neighbor has more than me

And my moon

E G

Just out of reach

[Chorus 2]

A G D D

Take that moon or break across the sea

A G D D

Everything I want is further from me

[Singing Pause]

D D D

Hmm, hmm, hmm

[Bridge]

Moon down soon enough

Now I can see a million moons that think of

Me and my moons

E G

Always following me

[Outro]

A G D D

Take that moon or break across the sea

A G D D

Everything I want is just out of reach (hmm, hmm)

A G D D

Why's that moon always following me? (hmm, hmm)

A G D D

Everything I want's just out of reach (hmm, hmm)

D D D

Hmm, hmm, hmm

About Is One Moon Enough Chords by Jack Johnson

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