Semi-Star
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Semi-Star
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You might be a semi-star
People on both coasts know who you are
You make them laugh , then you leave them crying
Come from hundreds miles away
Driving and driving and driving
Cause you're a semi-star
You might be a semi-star
With the eyes of a skeptic, and the heart of a getaway car
Standing in a crowd, saying ain't I somebody
Then you slip out the back alone, feeling like nobody
Cause you're a semi-star
You might be a semi-star
I fell for you, I fell hard
I dream about places you might be
Are you sitting out on the edge of town
Or are you just now fixin to leave
Cause you're a semi-star
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Mary Mcbride performs "Semi-Star", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Mcbride catalog on LyroVerse.
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