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Deborah Harry - Dog Star Girl Lyrics



Deborah Harry - Dog Star Girl Lyrics




[ Featuring Debbie Harry ]

Maybe it's just a twist of light tonight
But the city's so bright this whole town's in focus
He'd always call me Baby Strange
He's hold my head and pray for rain

Oh Johnny let me be your dog star girl
Let me curl inside
The fire's just right
The fire's just right in focus

But then he said
Like anything goes baby
But I don't know
I just don't know

Do you?
And how'd I ever get to this dead man's town where the rain
Where the rain falls down where the rain falls down forever?
And then he said

So much for you so much for me but I don't see no I don't see
Do you?
And how'd I ever get to this dead man's town where the rain
Where the rain falls down where the rain falls down forever?

Forever
Forever
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Maybe it's just a twist of light tonight
But the city's so bright this whole town's in focus
He'd always call me Baby Strange
He's hold my head and pray for rain

Oh Johnny let me be your dog star girl
Let me curl inside
The fire's just right
The fire's just right in focus

But then he said
Like anything goes baby
But I don't know
I just don't know

Do you?
And how'd I ever get to this dead man's town where the rain
Where the rain falls down where the rain falls down forever?
And then he said

So much for you so much for me but I don't see no I don't see
Do you?
And how'd I ever get to this dead man's town where the rain
Where the rain falls down where the rain falls down forever?

Forever
Forever
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Writer: CHRIS STEIN, W. GIBSON
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management




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Performed By: Deborah Harry
Featuring: Debbie Harry
Length: 4:50
Written by: CHRIS STEIN, W. GIBSON

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