A Fallen Star
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A Fallen Star
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Conway Twitty - A Fallen Star
A star fell from Heaven
Right into my arms
The brightest star I know I've never seen
Then I found out that it was
Only you and all your charms
You came into my life to fill a dream.
A fallen star, that's what you are
The twinkle in your eye came from the sky
You must have sailed from the Milky Way
A fallen star, that's what you are.
The heavens must be lonely now that you are mine,
I'm sure they'll miss a star as bright as you.
But the stars will send their blessings and brighter they will shine,
For when they see the dream that's coming true.
A fallen star, that's what you are
That twinkle thats in your eye came from the sky
You must have sailed from the Milky Way
A fallen star, that's what you are...
(A fallen star)...
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