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Artist: Victor Young
Canonical path: /victor-young/stella-by-starlight
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Stella By Starlight
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Stella By Starlight
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The song a robin sings
Through years of endless springs,
The murmur of a brook at e-ven-tide
That ripples by a nook where two lovers hide.
A great symphonic theme,
That's stella by starlight and not a dream.
My heart and i agree
She's ev'ry - thing on earth to me.
A great symphonic theme,
That's stella by starlight and not a dream.
My heart and i agree
She's ev'ry - thing on earth to me.
She's ev'ry - thing
On earth to me.
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