The Wedding of The Stars 1908

James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 04 Jan 2004

Two little stars near the planet Mars,
went out for a stroll so they say,
They talked of love, in the sky above
as they roamed down the Milky Way.
In the light of the moon,
they kissed and spooned;
He asked her if she would wed;
Her eyes beamed bright,
as he hugged her tight
while to her, he softly said:

If you'll be my pretty shining star
and love me every night,
I'll be ever at your side, Dear Heart,
and keep you shining bright,
You're the only one I see, Sweetheart,
To me you're just the card,
Just shoot this way,
and name the day,
and be my pretty shining star.

If you'll be my pretty shining star
and love me every night,
I'll be ever at your side, Dear Heart,
and keep you shining bright,
You're the only one I see, Sweetheart,
To me you're just the card,
Just shoot this way,
and name the day,
and be my pretty shining star.

The moon shone bright on the wedding night,
and everything was still,
These two little stars,
went shooting by
to the parson on the hill.
Her eyes beamed bright,
with this new delight,
as she took the wedding ring,
Like in days of old,
then his love he told
and to her he softly sang.

If you'll be my pretty shining star
and love me every night,
I'll be ever at your side, Dear Heart,
and keep you shining bright,
You're the only one I see, Sweetheart,
To me you're just the card,
Just shoot this way,
and name the day,
and be my pretty shining star.

If you'll be my pretty shining star
and love me every night,
I'll be ever at your side, Dear Heart,
and keep you shining bright,
You're the only one I see, Sweetheart,
To me you're just the card,
Just shoot this way,
and name the day,
and be my pretty shining star.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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The Wedding Of The Stars 1908
written and composed by J. Anton Dailey
who also composed "Dreaming" and "Sweetheart Days"
dedicated by him to "My Niece Miss Grace E. Davenport"
copyright MCMVIII by Detroit Music Pub.Co.
sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Sunday 04 January 2004 at 09.08
in association with Doug Grierson
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