Virginia Is For Families

A lovely song about the love you won’t ever forget

So Many Stars

Maybe I didn’t love you
As I turn onto Union Square
Maybe I didn’t love you
As I slip my token into the turnstile
Maybe I only need to think about the past
You can understand
As I wedge myself between two boom-box boys
On the A train

Maybe I don’t love you now
As I check out a brand new stove
Walking by a kitchen-wares store on Lex
Maybe I just needed to love
Anyone at all

Maybe I won’t ever love you again
As I walk into Manny’s for some strings
Maybe we won’t ever be friends

Could I have needed to love the dark
As I try to avoid a jakey on Broome
Could I have conjured you
On imaginary avenues

Well maybe I need to merge with the all
As I stare at the sunset over the Hudson
And there you’d become one of
So many stars

What if I couldn’t tell you apart
What if I couldn’t pick out your face
What if I didn’t love you
Didn’t love you
There are so many stars

What if I couldn’t pick out your face
Or find your hands
There are so many stars

What if I didn’t love you
But what if I do
How will I know
What will you do
When I find you
There are so many stars

What if you’re out there
And I just didn’t see you
I could lose you just like that
Maybe forever
There are so many stars
So many stars
There are so many stars
There are so many stars

My journey actually did not begin with Harry Potter. It began with Carly Simon. But that is another story. And one that will wait a long time to be told. Here is So Many Stars.

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