Born of love and cast in light
Don't you know we cannot die

We are stars
We are
We are stars
We are
We are stars
We are

The stars above, stars of grace
Shining down what's left of face
You hurt so bad
This knowing, this fallacy
I want so much
To follow as I lead

For love I keep
Silent I weep
Dead suns rule dead air
But Heaven is everywhere

Stars...

Torn from God and flung towards night
Don't you want what I can't fight

We are stars
We are
We are stars
We are
We are stars
We are

The stars that shine, stars that bleed
Silver seeking destiny
So follow please
This hurts so much
This knowing carries me
We want so bad
We forget we are free
Spirit smile on
Deep black diamond
So rise the lost toys
Island of white noise
And purple haze

We are starz
We are starz
We are starz

What hurts so much
Is knowing we are free!


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    Correct lyrics :

    We are stars We are We are stars We are We are stars We are

    The stars above, stars of grace Shining down what's left of face

    You hurt so bad This knowing, this fallacy I want so much To follow as I lead

    For love I keep Silent I weep Dead suns rule dead air But heaven is everywhere Stars...

    Torn from god and flung towards night Don't you want what I can't fight

    We are stars We are We are stars We are We are stars We are

    The stars that shine, stars that bleed Silver seeking destiny So follow please

    This hurts so much This knowing carries me We want so bad We forget we are free

    Spirit smile on Deep black diamond So rise the lost toys Island of white noise And purple haze

    We are stars We are stars We are stars

    What hurts so much Is knowing we are free

    KingJelleon July 05, 2007   Link
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    my opinion is this is about celebrity and its influence on culture

    supernukeon July 12, 2007   Link
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    i really like the drumming in this song.. wish i could find a guitar tab for this song too

    this song is basically about the consequences of being a star or popular person "What hurts so much Is knowing we are free"(such as paris hilton... who should be connected to this song and the picture in the booklet.. if that one is not already connected to tarantula)

    this could also be about himself... he and the band can be compared to "silver seeking destiny" and they are the "The stars that shine, stars that bleed".. making this band pure awesomeness

    ZenfullTangerineon July 20, 2007   Link
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    ZrnfullTangerine its tuned 1/2 step down and tabs at Ultimate-guitar.com

    Hardhittn63on July 29, 2007   Link
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    Good God, this has the worst vocal mixing i've ever heard

    blahblah123123on August 23, 2007   Link
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    It's about astrology, duh! He called an album Pisces Iscariot

    BigGordonLipson September 10, 2007   Link
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    Atleast this song has some whines god damn it.

    Hardhittn63on October 08, 2007   Link
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    I think this song is in relation to the movie zeitgeist zeitgeistmovie.com (We forget we are free) we are submitting ourselves to the enslavement of global bankers. watch the movie this whole albums lyrics will have new meaning

    saundedj2006on November 27, 2007   Link
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    I could be completely wrong but I do know that I have heard rumors that Billy Corgan was a Christian and I figured that this had a Christian theme as well as Bring the Light. I thought maybe he was talking about eternal life with this song or something like that. What ever the case I am sure that it is something positive because it is so epic sounding and up tempo.

    PCS153on March 14, 2008   Link
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    Oh I forgot I what I meant to say was that this song is about might be looking at the struggles of human life in view of eternity and history and about how we are like stars we burn brightly and struggle through life and living with the difficulty of free will and trying to be the best we can be in a time of great moral corruption.

    PCS153on March 14, 2008   Link

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