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Artist: Anthony Hill
Canonical path: /anthony-hill/something-about-stars
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Something About Stars
Read Something About Stars lyrics by Anthony Hill on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Something About Stars
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I think I just saw a satellite
Could've been a shooting star
I see these things in skies of night
And I don't know what they are
Wait a minute, that's a spaceship!
Or something else I can't explain
A tiny dot with a flashing light
It was just an aeroplane
But something changed
The night that the stars
Spelled out your name
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