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Artist: Emma Shapplin
Canonical path: /emma-shapplin/the-stars-have-gone-out
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The Stars Have Gone Out
Read The Stars Have Gone Out lyrics by Emma Shapplin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Stars Have Gone Out
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You've lost this heart
While chasing after a mirage
You've betrayed this heart
And I can do nothing but hate you
Can you hear my pain?
Your voice dies
And stupid as I am, I wait for you forever
Forget
or live no longer
or, then, only the night, the night, the night!
The stars have gone out
With the pale moon beam
Love cries
That rushes forward like a wave
Then disappears
The night is empty
And the hope it brings is brief
Bitter tears fall
A broken heart, despairing
passes by...
What has happened
to the empty dreams?
Where have the
brief temptations gone?
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Emma Shapplin performs "The Stars Have Gone Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Emma Shapplin catalog on LyroVerse.
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