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Blue Oyster Cult ~ Stairway To The Stars


You can have my autograph I think i'll sign it love to you But should i sign it just for you Stairway to the stars, i think i'll write good health to you Stairway to the stars, we got better things to do You can drive my motorcar It's insured to thirty thou Kill them all if you wish Stairway to the stars, i think i'll write good health to you Stairway to the stars, we got better things to do You can have my autograph I think i'll sign it good health to you Upon the cast, your broken arm Stairway to the stars, i think i'll write good health to you Stairway to the stars, i hope you heal up real quick Stairway to the stars... Come on, let's get on outa here. more free lyrics

You can have my autograph
I think i'll sign it love to you
But should i sign it just for you

Stairway to the stars, i think i'll write good health to you
Stairway to the stars, we got better things to do

You can drive my motorcar
It's insured to thirty thou
Kill them all if you wish

Stairway to the stars, i think i'll write good health to you
Stairway to the stars, we got better things to do

You can have my autograph
I think i'll sign it good health to you
Upon the cast, your broken arm

Stairway to the stars, i think i'll write good health to you
Stairway to the stars, i hope you heal up real quick
Stairway to the stars...

Come on, let's get on outa here.

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