My Star
Guiding Light in the Dark: My Star's Eternal Flame
Lyrics
Starlight, say goodnight
Expressing farewell to the starlight, signaling the end of the day.
Star bright, where have you fallen?
Pondering where the bright star has descended or faded to.
Starlight, say goodnight
Repeating the farewell to the starlight, possibly emphasizing the departure.
Star bright, I hear you calling
Hearing the call of the bright star, suggesting a connection or communication.
Fire, a fire that filled the night
Describing a powerful and illuminating fire that existed during the night.
Fire that warmed and brightened my life
Highlighting the warmth and brightness brought by the fire in the speaker's life.
My guiding light
Referring to the fire as a guiding light, indicating direction and purpose.
On high
Suggesting the elevated or celestial nature of the guiding light.
My hearth, my beacon, and my hope
Expressing the importance of the fire as the speaker's hearth, beacon, and source of hope.
A sky of scattered tears
Depicting a sky filled with tears, symbolizing sorrow or hardships.
A thousand years apart
Indicating a vast time span, possibly referring to a long separation or struggle.
Should they fade, I will not be afraid of the dark
Expressing fearlessness in the face of darkness if the scattered tears fade away.
For your flame still burns inside me, deep within my heart
Emphasizing the enduring presence of the flame within the speaker's heart.
Showing me a new tomorrow
Highlighting the guiding nature of the flame, leading to a hopeful future.
Never too far
Emphasizing the closeness of the guiding light, never too far away.
And when I cannot bear the pain
Acknowledging the inevitability of pain and expressing a coping mechanism.
I'll look up to the sky and pray
Describing a gesture of looking up to the sky and praying during times of pain.
That though our night is over, you shall always remain
Expressing the enduring presence of the star despite the night's end.
Forever my treasure, my star
Concluding with the enduring significance of the star as a treasure.
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