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Stars in June (Reprise)

from Happily Ever After (A Rock Opera) by Jon Wright

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DIANA: I tried to tell him about the stars in june
how season’s change and flowers lose their bloom
but there's lessons, I guess, that we all must live through.

JACK: No on told me that it'd all come to
second guessing everything you do
jealousy eats right through, no one told me about you

And every single song I’ve heard
Is tainted by the things you’ve said
CAROLINE: Now the only way I stand your touch
Is to imagine someone else instead.

No one told me about the stars in June
but seasons change and flowers lose their bloom
no one told me, no one told me about you

No one told me that you'd gain such weight
and that your every quirk I'd come to hate
no one told me, no one told me about you.

JACK: No one told me that there'd come a time
your lovely voice would turn a peircing whine
no one told me, no one told me about you

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from Happily Ever After (A Rock Opera), released April 1, 2006
Music and lyrics: Jon Wright

Carey Kotsionis, Jon Wright, Katie Cook: Vocals | James DiGirolamo: Wurlitzer, Organ| Jonathan Trebing: Guitar | Daniel Tashian: Guitar | Marc Pisapia: Drums | James Hags Haggerty: Bass | Vinnie Ciesielski: Trumpet | Roy Agee: Trombone | Max Abrams: Tenor & Baritone Saxophones |

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