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Shooting Stars
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This is a song I wrote for my son using a twist on a popular phrase. I get more reaction from this song than any other song on the HE IS THERE cd.
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Jeff Leslie
2005
He Is There
Wed Nov 01, 2006
Pop : Contemporary Christian
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» highest in charts:   # 1486   (102,466 songs currently listed in Pop)
» highest in sub-genre:   # 209   (13,573 songs currently listed in Pop > Contemporary Christian)
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“SHOOTING STARS” by Jeff Leslie 6/2/97 - 8/15/98

One lazy Sunday evening as I watched the setting sun
The sky turned black as ebony preparing for some fun
Then diamonds filled the canvas on the dark side of the moon
Each one an easy target on a summer night in June

My lap became a saddle a young cowboy climbed upon
Then he slowly raised the barrel of his Western Ranger gun
He sat so still I thought I heard the beating of his heart
Two fingers pulled the trigger and he started shooting stars

Shooting stars, shooting stars
From the edge of the universe
To Mercury and Mars
Shooting stars, shooting stars
He loves to play beneath the Milky Way
Shooting stars

Now and then that sparkling sky will help him with his quest
That is when the ranger thinks his aim is at its best
His gun will pop, a star will fall and sink into the west
And his face will shine, that boy of mine will beam with happiness

Shooting stars, shooting stars
From the edge of the universe
To Mercury and Mars
Shooting stars, shooting stars
He loves to play beneath the Milky Way
Shooting stars

Every night I pray for him that a star will gently fall
When we spend this time together, it’s the greatest thrill of all.

Shooting stars, shooting stars
From the edge of the universe
To Mercury and Mars
Shooting stars, shooting stars
He loves to play beneath the Milky Way