domingo, 3 de enero de 2016

Melody Gardot

IF THE STARS WERE MINE


If the stars were mine
I'd give them all to you
I'd pluck them down right from the sky
And leave it only blue
I would never let the sun forget
To shine upon your face
So when others would have rain clouds
You'd have only sunny days
If the stars were mine
I'd tell you what I'd do
I'd put the stars right in a jar
And give 'em all to you
If the birds were mine
I'd tell them when to sing
I'd make them sing a sonnet
When your telephone would ring
I would put them there inside the square
Whenever you went out
So there'd always be sweet music
Whenever you walk about
If the birds were mine
I'd tell you what I'd do
I'd teach the birds such lovely words
And make 'em sing for you
I'd teach the birds such lovely words
And make 'em sing for you
If the world was mine
I'd paint it gold and green
I'd make the oceans orange
For a brilliant color scheme
I would color all the mountains
Make the sky forever blue
So the world would be a painting
And I'd live inside with you
If the world was mine
I'd tell you what I'd do
I'd wrap the world in ribbons
And then give it all to you
I'd teach the birds such lovely words
And make 'em sing for you
I'd put those stars right in a jar and
Give them all to you
 A meteor soars across a Milky Way-filled night sky over the Canary Islands in this beautiful photo by veteran astrophotographer Tamas Ladanyi (www.astrophoto.hu/Aktualis) of The World at Night on May 15 from the mountainous island of Tenerife. http://oak.ctx.ly/r/ac3h  A Tajinste flower appears in the foreground with a little light pollution seeping into the image from a nearby beach, according to the photographer.:

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