"Satellite" lyrics
Paul Rudd Lyrics
(from "Power Ballad" soundtrack)
She laughs
She cries
You won't catch the tears in her eyes
She's been hurt before
But she hides it away from the world
She's a star
A scar across the heavens
A diamond in the black of night
But she doesn't know she's shining
She's lonely like a satellite
She's here
She's gone
She's trying to find a way home
As her world spins 'round
She can't keep her feet on the ground
When it's dark
I search the sky forever
Looking for a tiny light
But she doesn't know she's shining
She's lonely like a satellite
And when my heart is broken
She smiles, and I feel alright
But she doesn't know she's shining
She's lonely like a satellite
She's lonely like a satellite
She's a star
A scar across the heavens
A diamond in the black of night
But she doesn't know she's shining
She's lonely like a satellite, hey
Ooh, alright
Oh yeah
A satellite
Too high, she's out of my world now
Too far, another atmosphere
Too high, she's never coming down
Too sad, maybe she's better off there
Too high, I'm losing her signal
It's too late, she'll probably never come back
She's a satellite
She's shining
She cries
You won't catch the tears in her eyes
She's been hurt before
But she hides it away from the world
She's a star
A scar across the heavens
A diamond in the black of night
But she doesn't know she's shining
She's lonely like a satellite
She's here
She's gone
She's trying to find a way home
As her world spins 'round
She can't keep her feet on the ground
When it's dark
I search the sky forever
Looking for a tiny light
But she doesn't know she's shining
She's lonely like a satellite
And when my heart is broken
She smiles, and I feel alright
But she doesn't know she's shining
She's lonely like a satellite
She's lonely like a satellite
She's a star
A scar across the heavens
A diamond in the black of night
But she doesn't know she's shining
She's lonely like a satellite, hey
Ooh, alright
Oh yeah
A satellite
Too high, she's out of my world now
Too far, another atmosphere
Too high, she's never coming down
Too sad, maybe she's better off there
Too high, I'm losing her signal
It's too late, she'll probably never come back
She's a satellite
She's shining
