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Artist: David Ford
Canonical path: /david-ford/a-short-song-about-stars
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A Short Song About Stars
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A Short Song About Stars
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Hearts don't really ache
And stars don't really fall
They're just bits of broken space ships
They're not really stars at all
And movie stars will come
And movie stars will go
But I will be around
When times are low
You look up and you can't see the sky for the stars
So many stars
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