Baby You're a Star
Album: De Classe
By: David Fagan
By: David Fagan
Duration
5:05
Genres
Description
dedicated to all of those small town kids who moved to the big time and became stars. And lost everything they took with them before hitting the orbit.
Lyrics
Baby you're a star and a long lost meteor man Should have seen them when you left them standing at the launch pad, sifting through the ashes of a name and life now gone Even when the day arrives and you know it won't be long Til you're dancing on the street to the same old song Playing on the phonograph you left downstairs Hurrah, hold tight, if you want to make a difference, go into the light Better to burn out than to fade away Come on, last night, the voices in your head seemed to save your life Even though your life ain't worth the film it's printed on Maybe now you are, but you weren't before you came here Identity and status measured by a bankroll Product of a forty year old dog and pony show You heal the rich and poor by putting on a show of make believe, pain and sorrow And all those other things that the world believes Hurrah, hold tight, if you want to make a difference, go into the light Better to burn out than to fade away Come on, last night, the voices in your head seemed to save your life Even though your life ain't worth the film it's printed on Someday we'll all go crazy The news the songs the TV Conscience in our books and magazines But all I want for Christmas Is something you can't buy A place within your shoes And shelter from this shallow life Hurrah, hold tight, if you want to make a difference, go into the light Better to burn out than to fade away Come on, last night, the voices in your head seemed to save your life Even though your life ain't worth the film it's printed on Hurrah, hold tight, if you want to make a difference, go into the light Better to burn out than to fade away Come on, last night, the voices in your head seemed to save your life Even though your life ain't worth the film it's printed on Oh baby you're a star, and a long lost meteor man Oh man, you should have seen them when you When you left them standing on the launch pad Baby you're a star and a long lost meteor man Should have seen them when you left them standing on the launch pad