I could stay all night in this car-park with
You in my arms watch the street lights fade
We could count the stars one by one tonight
Everyones asleep its just the two of us

It was a starry night and the moon shining so bright
Looking into your eyes

Missiles and love hearts, drawn on frosted glass
While the radio plays our favorite song
We made promises that we knew we could never ever keep
I wish this night could last forever

It was a starry night and the moon shining so bright
Looking into your eyes
Stay with me stay with me tonight
Stay with me tonight

It was a starry night and the moon shining so bright
Looking into your eyes
Stay with me
Stay with me tonight
Stay with me tonight


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Starry Night Lyrics as written by Kevin Lynch Ed Brown

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    this song is one of my favorite ODS songs these guys are fucking ledgends, scotte, adam, mick and trent keep it up fellas

    Petromanon May 19, 2002   Link
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    this song is so good!!! it reminds me of my girl who is the greatest ever.

    casualtie14on June 07, 2002   Link
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    these guys are fucking awesome, they need to tour in the states, their new cd "eight days away" is the shit

    alk3 to the rescueon June 12, 2002   Link
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    Hehehe, I went to warped tour here in aus..... I didn't see them but I heard them!!! They rock anyway and have excellent taste in music!!! :D

    *Lechuza*on June 22, 2002   Link
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    woooo....starry nights are the best and make you fall.....

    I_heart_GUKon July 08, 2002   Link
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    prolly the best song on the cd, it jsut sounds heaps mad.

    Edgyon July 25, 2002   Link
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    awww... this song makes me so sad cuz when i hear it i start to think about this guy aww man... that sucks

    loser_chick_420on July 25, 2002   Link
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    like everyone else I agree, great song

    coolstuff25on April 16, 2003   Link
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    what a sweet song , great stuff .... :)

    NIKKIEon June 09, 2003   Link

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