From Way Up High
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From Way Up High
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I look to the stars at a clear night sky
To see them burst wih a blink in front of my eyes
And while resting my hand on my heart,I feel
My heart beating with a burst that tells
Me why stars blink from way up high.
From way up high, way up high.
My friend, up there in that massive sky
Where some stars are born to keep alive
It's a wonder why oh why do some die
From way up high, way up high.
They die when we fold in our eyes
Thus paves the way for a new born star
From way up there in that massive sky
To burst wih a blink in some ones eye.
And thats why our heart beat will burst
Like a star when we fold in our eyes and die.
So there we go up there with the stars
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