Jason Mraz
Bella Luna lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2005
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 5:03
Mystery the moon
A hole in the sky
A supernatural nightlight
So full but often right
A pair of eyes, a closin' one
A chosen child of golden sun
A marble dog that chases cars
To farthest reaches of the beach
And far beyond into the swimming sea of stars
A cosmic fish they love to kiss
They're giving birth to constellation
No riffs and oh no reservation
If they should fall you'd get a wish or dedication
May I suggest you get the best
For nothing less than you and I
Let's take a chance as this romance is rising over
Before we lose the lighting
Oh, Bella, Bella, please
Bella, you beautiful Luna
Oh, Bella do what you do
You are an illuminating anchor
Of leagues to infinite number
Crashing waves and breaking thunder
Tiding the ebb and flows of hunger
You're dancing naked there for me
You expose all memory
You make the most of boundary
You're the ghost of royalty imposing love
You are the queen and king combining everything
Intertwining like a ring around the finger of a girl
I'm just a singer, you're the world
All I can bring ya
Is the language of a lover
Bella Luna, my beautiful, beautiful moon
How you swoon me like no other, oh-oh
May I suggest you get the best
Of your wish may I insist
That no contest for little you or smaller I
A larger chance at what all that may lie
On the rise, on the brink of our lives
Bella please
Bella you beautiful Luna
Oh, Bella do what you do
Bella Luna, my beautiful, beautiful moon
How you swoon me like no other, oh, oh, oh
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Key vocabulary
- chosen
- selectedA1
- wish
- want somethingA1
- thunder
- loud storm sound
- ebb
- goes down
- child
- young personA1
- dog
- a loyal animalA1
- mystery
- unsolved questionB1
- breaking
- making it open or stopA1
- cars
- road vehiclesA1
- everything
- all thingsA1
About this song
Jason Mraz is an American singer-songwriter known for melodic pop and acoustic folk, with early roots in Virginia busking and a career built around radio-ready singles. He is especially associated with charting hits such as “The Remedy (I Won’t Worry)” and later work spanning polished albums and stage appearances, including Broadway’s Waitress.