Stars Come Out

Album: Ready For The Weekend (2009)
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  • Laying in the grass,
    Watching the stars come out.

    Come and get the dream.
    Ghosts right through the cemetery.
    Feel the morning rain,
    Dancing 'round the Colosseum.
    I can not explain
    Something in your chemistry.
    Power to your brain.
    Power to the minds museum.

    Come and get the dream.
    Ghosts right through the cemetery.
    Feel the morning rain
    Dancing round the Colosseum.
    I can not explain
    Something in your chemistry.
    Power to your brain.

    We can watch the stars come out.
    Find out what we like about
    Everyone, without a doubt.

    We can watch the stars come out.
    \We can watch the stars come out.
    We can watch the stars come out.
    We can watch the stars come out.

    Lying in the grass
    Watching the stars come out.

    Come and get the dream.
    Ghosts right through the cemetery.
    Feel the morning rain
    Dancing 'round the colosseum.
    I can not explain
    Something in your chemistry.
    Power to your brain.

    We can watch the stars come out.
    Find out what we like about
    Everyone, without a doubt.
    We can watch the stars come out.
    We can watch the stars come out.
    We can watch the stars come out.
    We can watch the stars come out.

    Lying in the grass
    Watching the stars come out.
    Watching the stars come out.

    (Repeat: x13)
    Watch the stars come out. Writer/s: Adam Richard Wiles
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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