The Stars Fall Down
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The Stars Fall Down
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You've been constructing your lives on the stars
The stars that gleam above us, idols of mankind
The stars rule your lives, the stars rule your mind
Your own lives go down the drain
And I tell you...Stare! The stars fall down
The stars are not gods, the stars are not immortal
When the stars die, take care you won't fall with them
Build your own lives, before it's too late
There could be so much in your lives
And I tell you...Stare! The stars fall down
They've been constructing their lives on the stars
The stars that gleam above us, idols of mankind
The stars ruled their lives, the stars ruled their mind
Their own lives went down the drain
I tell you...Stare! The stars fall down
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