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Shooting Star

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60s inspired pop oriented tune.

lyrics

SHOOTING STAR
Once I had a dream that I
held on to
Thoughts were bright and a
star was born and you said
Better believe it now
Better believe in yourself
´cause it’s true
Well you know that it’s true now
You know that it’s true
I believed that I was
on my way
Filled with hope and promises
I trusted you when you said
Better believe it now
Better believe in yourself
´cause it’s true
Well you know that it’s true now
you know that it’s true
CHORUS
Right on from the start
you tore my world apart
What did I ever do to you
All those aching days
to much that I had to face
What did I ever do to you
That’s when I start to muse
I got to hunt that feeling
until I know it’s true
Then it’s hard to fuse
I better scream it out,
scream it out
Time to face the truth
You got me on the run
you got me you know my name...
CHORUS

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from Amaxa, released February 1, 2013
Peter Pedersen, Anders Broström, Jimmy Halvarsson, Erik Broström

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