Hey Moon
Randall King Lyrics

Hey moon, it's me again
Addressing the moon as a familiar acquaintance, the songwriter talks about checking in regularly.

That guy that's always checkin' back in
Referring to himself, the songwriter talks about how he always returns to the same subject with the moon.

How's she doin', I'm hopin' better
The songwriter shares his hope that the person he cares about is doing well.

Better than I've been
Acknowledging that he hasn't been doing so well himself, the songwriter expresses his desire for things to be better for the other person.

Hey moon, there's someone, you see
The songwriter talks about someone who is blocking his love for the person he cares about, and how the moon might know this person too.

That stands between her love and me
The person in question is blocking the potential for a romantic relationship between the songwriter and the person he cares about.

And I miss her, damn, I miss her
Expressing his strong emotions, the songwriter states that he really misses the person he cares about.

Hey moon, I'm giving it all that I got
The songwriter talks about how much effort he is putting into his pursuit of a relationship with the person he cares about.

Hey moon, I'm down to my last shot
Acknowledging that he has tried many times before, the songwriter expresses that he is now near the end of his attempts.

And I know that it's crazy talkin' to a rock in the sky
The songwriter acknowledges the absurdity of talking to the moon, but is still driven to do so.

Oh, but I gotta try
Despite the odds, the songwriter is determined to keep trying for the person he cares about.

Hey moon, is she lookin' up
The songwriter wonders if the person he cares about might also be looking up at the moon at the same time.

From her room and thinkin' of us
The songwriter hopes that the person he cares about is considering their relationship, even if she is not currently with him.

Has she been tucked in
Wondering about the other person's bedtime routine, the songwriter imagines her being put to bed or sleeping.

Wonderin' where I've been
Further imagining the other person's thoughts, the songwriter wonders if she might be considering him and where he is.

Dreamin' about seein' me again
The songwriter suggests that the other person might be dreaming of seeing him, despite the current obstacles in their relationship.

Hey moon, if you see my little girl
Again addressing the moon as an intermediary, the songwriter asks the moon to watch over the person he cares about.

Would you shine your light on her world?
The songwriter asks the moon to bring a positive influence to the other person's life.

Trust me, I know it's crazy talkin' to a rock in the sky
Despite his awareness of the absurdity of his actions, the songwriter remains convinced that talking to the moon might help his situation.

Oh, but I gotta try
In closing, the songwriter reiterates his determination to do whatever it takes to be with the person he cares about, even if it means talking to the moon.

Hey, hey moon
A final greeting to the moon, which serves as a framing device for the songwriter's thoughts and feelings throughout the song.