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Stars Must Shine


Where are you, oh twinkles? You are nowhere to be seen. On whom will I sing jingles, If I can't see where you had before been? The clouds make the perfect quilt, To help you go stealth. Now with whom will I share my guilt And pray for loved ones' health? Shed some light onto the darkness Give everyone’s sorrow flight. Put an end to the sadness, And make our hearts content and full of delight. Come back, the world awaits your return, Don't let anyone stay in vain. Put some use to your bright burn, And remove the cloud stain.
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