Starry Night
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Starry Night
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Eric's room gets too small one night
he takes his whole apartment outside
down at his desk he sits and writes
under a streetlight
one starry night just like tonight when these
city lights seem like candlelight
one starry night somewhere between midnight
and sunrise everything will be alright
on the steps someone plays guitar
carrying into the dark
far off a saxophone begins following along
writing the same song
one starry night just like tonight when these
city lights seem like candlelight
one starry night somewhere between midnight
and sunrise everything will be alright
Angela hears the music play
sees eric and suddenly the lights change
dare she let her heart take this one chance?
she says "do you want to dance?"
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