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"You Star (Live from Tokyo)" is a track by Evanescence, from the album Good Enough - Single, released 14th December 2007. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 4 articles about Evanescence.
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[Verse 1] I can't see your star I can't see your star Though I patiently waited, bedside, for the death of today I can't see your star The mechanical lights of Lisbon frightened it away [Chorus] And I'm alone now Me and all I stood for We're wandering now All in parts and pieces, swim lonely, find your own way out [Verse 2] I can't see your star I can't see your star How can the darkness feel so wrong? [Chorus] And I'm alone now Me and all I stood for We're wandering now All in parts and pieces, swim lonely, find your own way out [Bridge] So far away It's growing colder without your love Why can't you feel me calling your name? Can't break the silence It's breaking me All my fears turn to rage [Chorus] And I'm alone now, me And all I stood for Wе're wandering now All in parts and piecеs, swim lonely, find your own way out [Outro] And nothing worth fighting for We're wandering now All in parts and pieces, swim lonely Find your own way out
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