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Artist: She & Him
Canonical path: /she-him/stars-fell-on-alabama
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Stars Fell On Alabama
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Stars Fell On Alabama
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We lived our little drama
We kissed in a field of white
And stars fell on Alabama
Last night
I can't forget the glamor
Your eyes held a tender light
While stars fell on Alabama
Last night
I can't recall in my imagination
A situation so heavenly
A fairy land where no one else could enter
And at the center just you and me
My heart beat like a hammer
Your arms wound around me tight
And stars fell on Alabama
yeah stars fell on Alabama
and stars fell on Alabama
Last night
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