Starsmaker
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Starsmaker
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When day is out, I can see in the sky
Plentyful forest made with the stars
In cold night, I can feel thee near-by,
Goddess of asters no matter thou art so far
Bridge
But in my sorrow I need to see
Beatiful sunsets, precious to thee
And in my travels when they're too long
I just pay worship with this sweet song
Chorus
Everytime I gaze the blue sky
Filling thy grace with love tears my eyes
In thy face see the space
In my cry, hear a sigh
Praying for thy light
A burning ship crossing the sky by day,
Sailing the morning, light is its trace
A silver ship for love starting the chase
When the night comes the light dies away
Bridge
Chorus
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Dark Moor performs "Starsmaker", and this lyric page sits inside the Dark Moor catalog on LyroVerse.
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