Under Cold Blue Stars
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Under Cold Blue Stars
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Under the cold blue stars
You would just stroll
Around the yard
That's what happens to dreams
When the life strains
And the child lays in you
When you got old
You played guitar
In a little town
Your favorite bar
Just blowing the steam
Now the lights fade and
Everyone's paid to see you
So did the farm
Steal your soul
When the cornfields won't grow
Its time to leave
Now the heart bleeds
And the family leans on you
You were under the cold blue stars
In another town
Your favorite bar
That's what happens to dreams
When the life strains
And the child lays in you
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Josh Rouse performs "Under Cold Blue Stars", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Rouse catalog on LyroVerse.
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