Starrider
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Starrider
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I stole a ride on a passing star
Not knowing where I was going
How near or how far
Through years of light, lands of future and past
Unti the havenly gates
Were sighted at last
Starrider
Take me to the stars
Starrider
Show me where you are
Northern lights flashed by
And then they were gone
And as old stars would die
So the new ones were born
And ever on I sailed Celestial ways
And in the light of my years
Shown the rest of my days
Speed increasing
All control is in the hands of those who know
Will they help us grow
To one day be starriders
Starrider
Show me where you are
Starrider
Take me to the stars
Speed increasing
All control is in the hands of those who know
Will they help us grow
To one day be starriders
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Who performs "Starrider"?
Foreigner performs "Starrider", and this lyric page sits inside the Foreigner catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Down On Love and Long, Long Way From Home with a short reason for opening each page next.
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