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The Story of a man obsessed with a leading actress from the golden age of film.
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Rock, acoustic rock
Music has always been a very important part of my life. I believe that each of us have two very distinct personalities that wrestle within us. Music is my way of excercising the more creative personality in myself. It allows me to release the burdens of life the other accumulates.
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Rock Rock General
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Peak #1,255
Peak in subgenre #236
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Overneath
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Overneath
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July 08, 2006
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MP3 5.0 MB 128 kbps 5:30
Story behind the song
I had just recently seen a movie with Grace Kelly in it and was stunned at how beautiful she was.
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She bats her eyes and walks away as the subtle hues fade into gray And the silver screen that she once graced is nothing but a wisp. And all these nights I stayed awake with the pale blue light my TV made Hoping she would just once say I’m the leading man she missed And I think I’m wishing on a star That burned out long before my time And I know it’s way too far For her to reach my heart this time So I’ll see you any way, at the Sunday matinee, I’m fine. Still my life goes on it’s just the same by the corner store that bears your name As the broken man in the pouring rain smiles like he is missed But all these things you left me with are nothing like that one last kiss The epitaph of golden years, now the sun peeks through the shades And I think I’m wishing on a star That burned out long before my time And I know it’s way too far For her to reach my heart this time So I’ll see you any way, at the Sunday matinee, I’m fine. So on and on the story goes This love affair that no one knows In Hollywood it goes to show, it goes to show That it’s always make believe So now I’ll wave goodbye and bid farewell and though it’s truly sad it’s just as well Cause no one here is laughing still or singing in the rain And as the credits roll I wonder if you’re looking down and checking in Making sure you didn’t win the award for stolen fame And I think I’m wishing on a star That burned out long before my time And I know it’s way too far For her to reach my heart this time So I’ll see you any way, at the Sunday matinee, I’m fine. And I think I’m wishing on a star That burned out long before my time And I know it’s way too far For her to reach my heart this time So I’ll see you any way, at the Sunday matinee, I’m fine.
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