Every shooting star reminds me when Hollywood lost the brightest.
That shine, that spark.
The sunset too soon that night.

Every shooting star reminds me when Hollywood lost the brightest.
That shine, that spark.
The sunset too soon that night.

Here's to, here's to you.
And we'll raise our drinks one last time.
I never thought I'd have to say this.
One life lost.
A thousand memories fade in.
You opened your door to show me there was hope.
And I'll take it and run to show the world.
So they know your fire won't burn, burn out.
And I hope heaven needs you more than I do now.

Every shooting star reminds me when Hollywood lost the brightest.
That shine, that spark.
The sunset too soon that night.

Every shooting star reminds me when Hollywood lost the brightest.
That shine, that spark.
The sunset too soon that night.

Every shooting star reminds me when Hollywood lost the brightest.
That shine, that spark.
We love you.


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Lauren's Song Lyrics as written by David Anthony Schmitt David Schmitt

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    And I hope heaven needs you more than I do now. Ow right in the feels

    Caasion July 31, 2014   Link

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