Bright Red Star
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Bright Red Star
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Mary is my bright red star
She caught the train to work in the morning
When she got up
Then she called me up
Just to wake me up
She's alright
Mary is my bright red star
She likes to look at the pink sky
Just before the day turns dark
And then she called me up
Just to wind me up
She's alright
Mary is my bright red star
She wears her hat in the sun
Pink nails and her bleach blonde locks
Then she call me up
So we could meet up
She's alright
Mary is my bright red star
We just talk into the night
About nothin in particular
Then she'd hang up
Till she wake me up
She's alright.
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