Age Of Stars
from Dot On The Map by Robert Sin & The Huckleberries
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lyrics
The big star is falling
Announcement no one is taking back
We wait around to see the lights
In front of us
The sky is brighter
Brighter than it’s ever been before
It the final gift the gods give us
To forget that we are lost
And you’re so blue
Like you’ve never been before
And the lights go out, the roads are closed
We can’t go home
You’re so blue
Like you’ve never felt at home
But you smile, you smile
The lonesome star is falling
It’s a sad place that we live into
It’s a hard time not to cry
It’s hard to even try
The age of stars is ending
Soon we will be all alone
In a cold black empty space
No sky will be our home
And you’re so blue
Like you’ve never been before
And the lights go out, the roads are closed
We can’t go home
You’re so blue
Like you’ve never felt at home
But you smile, you smile
The last star is falling
Announcement no one is taking back
We wait around to see the lights
In front of us
The sky is brighter
Brighter than it’s ever been before
It the final gift the gods give us
To forget that we are lost
And you’re so blue
Like you’ve never been before
And the lights go out, the roads are closed
We can’t go home
You’re so blue
Like you’ve never felt at home
But you smile, you smile
The lonesome star is falling
It’s a sad place that we live into
It’s a hard time not to cry
It’s hard to even try
The age of stars is ending
Soon we will be all alone
In a cold black empty space
No sky will be our home
And you’re so blue
Like you’ve never been before
And the lights go out, the roads are closed
We can’t go home
You’re so blue
Like you’ve never felt at home
But you smile, you smile
The last star is falling
credits
from Dot On The Map,
released March 1, 2019
Robert Sin - Vocals, Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Synth
Evi Hassapides Watson – Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Stelios Habipis – Electric Guitar
John Hardy – Pedal Steel
Thodoris “Theo” Karampalis – Keys
Dimitris Bouroussas – Drums
Robert Sin - Vocals, Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Synth
Evi Hassapides Watson – Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Stelios Habipis – Electric Guitar
John Hardy – Pedal Steel
Thodoris “Theo” Karampalis – Keys
Dimitris Bouroussas – Drums
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Robert Sin Athens, Greece
Robert Sin was born and raised in Arta, Greece. He started playing the piano at the age of six and later he picked up the guitar. He started writing songs and recording them in his bedroom studio since he was 14 years old.
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Jun 2014
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