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Artist/Band:
Liz Phair
Lyrics for Song: Stars And Planets
Lyrics for Album: Somebody's Miracle [2005]
Oh my look at you
The wide-eyed ingenue
See me coming
Whisper something
Who are you
Looking through the glass at me
Like your gonna make it happen
Let me tell you something true
You know its just the same old story
Stars rise and
Stars fall
But the ones that shine the brighest aren't stars at all
There are the planets just like us
And from big to small
We all shine shine shine
We all shine
Raise the red flag
See your hot young available
Spend their money
Chase their honey
Who are you
boogaloo
We've seen ten of you
Just this morning
At least as pretty too
You know it just the same old story
Stars rise and
Stars fall
But the ones that shine the brighest aren't stars at all
There are the planets just like us
And from big to small
We all shine shine shine
We all shine shine shine
We all shine
Everybody wants to go far
Don't be such a hog in the spotlight
Try to see how precious you are
And if you catch that wave it can be death defying
...And if you catch that wave
It can be death defying
Blinded by the flash.
You're in a fashion entertainment affiliated.
Listener rated pamplona race
To see who makes it to the Grammys....
Well you better start running
The bulls are coming
You know its just the same old story
Stars rise and
Stars fall
But the ones that the shine the brighest aren't stars at all
There the planets just like us
And from big to small
We all shine shine shine
Stars rise and
Stars fall
But the ones that the shine the brighest aren't stars at all
There the planets just like us
And from big to small
We all shine shine shine
We all shine shine shine
We all shine
Shine shine shine
We all shine shine shine
We all shine shine shine
We all shine
shine shine shine
We all shine shine shine
We all shine shine shine
We all shine
Shine shine shine
We all shine shine shine
We all shine shine shine
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| Album Lyrics: Somebody's Miracle [2005] |
Liz Phair
"Somebody's Miracle [2005]"
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