Old Tin Star Lyrics by John Mcdermott

Old Tin Star Lyrics

    How old was i, 5 or 6 or so
    The innocent years, long ago
    Father on a chair reaching up so far
    Crowning the tree, with that old tin star
    And it shines so pretty diamonds in the sun
    Nothin' but good things will ever come
    Little boy don't grow up stay as sweet as you are
    So you still gaze in wonder at that old tin star.

    I grew up and i found a place to live
    As i unpacked my things i found a gift
    And it felt like home, though i'd come so far
    For there in my hands was that old tin star
    And it shines so pretty, diamonds in the sun
    Nothing but good things, will ever come
    Little boy don't grow up, stay as sweet as you are
    So you still gaze in wonder, at that old tin star.

    I have kids of my own and troubles i've had some
    I've cried my tears and i've had my fun
    I climb that chair and i reach out so far
    And my son looks up at that old tin star
    And it shines so pretty, diamonds in the sun
    Nothing but good things will ever come
    Little boy don't grow up, stay as sweet as you are
    So you still gaze in wonder, at that old tin star.

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