Grieving Stars
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Grieving Stars
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Are there secrets in your head?
Are there things that you hide?
You can ask if you want
Can't you see the ounce of pain
Falling from the bright sky?
When the midnight is gone
There was a time
When the stars were only grieving
There was a time
They didn't shine at all...
We can leave the earth below
When we lie on the ground
Looking up at the blaze
It is clear what's right and wrong
And myself I have found
Said goodbye to the days
There was a time
When the stars were only grieving
There was a time
They didn't shine at all
There was a time
And I feel you don't believe it
But I want you to know
Yes, I want you to know
All the moments they have gone
Though I know I won't forget
And I want you, I want you to know
Just want you to know...
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