Intro                                                 (F# A B - F# A B A) x 4

Look up at a star. Gaze into its light.                      F# A B

You can see its history and learn about its life.      F# A B

Some stars are bright. Some you barely see.          Db

A measure of shine is luminosity.                            F#

Break                                               ( E F# - E F# A G)(x2)

Chorus                                                        change rhythm

 So many stars are shining in your eyes.                  F#

 So many stars are lighting up the skies.                 A B

 So many stars are sending out their beams.           F#

 So many stars to wish upon your dreams.               A B

 Intre                                              ( F# A B - F# A B A) x 2

  If a star is far away its shine is not so bright.          F#

 The closer that it gets the more we see the light.     A B

 Consider its color and then you’ll know for sure.         F#

 Its color will tell you its temperature.                        A B

 If a star is red, it’s relatively cool.                             Db

 But if it’s hot instead, its color will be blue.               F#

 Break 

 Repeat chorus    —>  Intre 

 How far is that star? You may ask.                      F#

 You can find the answer with parallax                 A B

 Closer stars move more against the back             F#

 Farther stars have a shorter track.                     A B

 Come on now go ahead and try it.                          Db

 Put your finger up and move your eyes by it          F#

 Break

 Bridge

 Distances in space are unbelievable.             G Dm7 (bar)

 Earth to sun is astronomical.                        G Dm7 (bar)

 6 trillion miles is one light year.                   Am7(bar) Gm7(bar)

 It's a long time before light gets here.        F#m7(bar)

Intre

repeat chorus —> intre  —>break. —>  end

Wish upon a star.