Stars
Simply Red · Stars
Would tell you the way IÂ’m feeling
Anyone who ever wanted you
Would try to tell you what I feel inside
The only thing I ever wanted
Was the feeling that you ainÂ’t faking
The only one you ever thought about
Wait a minute, can't you see
That IÂ…
Wanna fall from the stars
Straight into your arms
IÂ… I feel you
I hope you comprehend
For the man who tried to hurt you
He's explaining the way IÂ’m feeling
For all the jealousy I caused you
States the reason why IÂ’m trying to hide
As for all the things you taught me
It sends my future into clearer dimensions
You'll never know how much you hurt me
Stay a minute, can't you see
That IÂ…
Wanna fall from the stars
Straight into your arms
IÂ… I feel you
I hope you comprehend
Too many hearts are broken
A lover's promise never came with a maybe
So many words are left unspoken
The silent voices are driving me crazy
After all the pain you caused me
Making up could never be your intention
You'll never know how much you hurt me
Stay, can't you see
That IÂ…
Wanna fall from the stars
Straight into your arms
IÂ… I feel you
I hope you comprehend
That IÂ…
Wanna fall from the stars
Straight into your arms
IÂ… I feel you
I hope you comprehend
Stars
Simply Red's 'Stars' serves as the title track for their 1991 album, marking a significant moment in the band's evolution toward a more polished, soulful sound. Fronted by Mick Hucknall, the group has long been celebrated for blending traditional soul with contemporary R&B and pop sensibilities. This recording captures the band at a creative peak, showcasing their signature lush arrangements and Hucknall's distinctive vocal delivery. The song reflects the group's ability to craft emotive, radio-friendly anthems that resonate across generations. As part of a celebrated discography that includes hits like 'Holding Back the Years' and 'If You Don't Know Me By Now,' 'Stars' stands as a testament to Simply Red's enduring influence on British soul music and their consistent ability to deliver high-quality vocal performances.

