Reading Rickie’s blog
When I wish upon a star...
I only ask to make it this far. Until your eyes I meet, then my life will be complete.
"Where has that old friend gone
Lost in a February song
Tell him it won't be long
Til he opens his eyes, opens his eyes
Where is that simple day
Before colors broke into shades
And how did I ever fade
Into this life, into this life"
Its the first part of the lyrics of the song "February Song" performed by Josh Groban.
Josh Groban was born February 27, 1981in Los Angeles, California, to a Jewish American father descendant of Polish and Russian immigrants and a Norwegian American mother.
He is a Grammy-nominated American singer-songwriter known for his tenor voice.
"February Song"
Year: 2006 Music/Lyrics: Josh Groban, Marius De Vries, John Ondrasik. Producer: Marius De Vries
But there was more to read about it.......................
"When You Wish upon a Star" is a popular song written by Ned Washington and Leigh Harline and introduced in the 1940 Walt Disney movie Pinocchio, where it is sung by Cliff Edwards in the character of Jiminy Cricket, over the opening credits and again in the final scene of the film. The song won the Academy Award for Best Original Song that year.
The song has been covered many times, by many different artists.
In Japan, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, the song has become a Christmas song, often referring to the Star of Bethlehem. The Swedish language version is called Ser du stjärnan i det blå, roughly translated: "do you see the star in the blue(sky)", and the Danish title is "Når du ser et stjerneskud", which roughly translates as "When you see a shooting star". In Denmark, Sweden and Norway the song is played on television every Christmas Eve's day in the traditional Disney one-hour Christmas cabaret, and the gathering of the entire family for the watching of this, is considered major Scandinavian tradition.
Reading more about that song, a other song popped up in my head. Sometimes I become crazy when I not remember the artist and a song is just going on in my mind. But after some search I finally found it.
"Wishing on a Star" it is the 1978 hit single by Rose Royce.
The lyrics go like this:
I'm wishing on a star
To follow where you are
I'm wishing on a dream
To follow what it means
I'm wishing on a star
To follow where you are
I'm wishing on a dream
To follow what it means
And I wish on all the rainbows that I see
I wish on all the people who really dream
And I'm wishing on tomorrow, praying it'll comes
And I'm wishing on all the lovin' we've ever done
I never thought I'd see
A time when you would be
So far away from home
So far away from me
Just think of all the moments that we'd spent
I just can't let you go, for me you were meant
And I didn't mean to hurt you, but I know
That in the game of love you reap what you sow
I feel it's time we should make up, baby
I feel it's time for us to get back together
And make the best of things, oh, baby
When we're together, whether or never
I feel it's time we should make up, baby
I feel it's time for us to get back together
And make the best of things, oh, baby
When we're together, whether or never
I'm wishing on a star
To follow where you are
I'm wishing on a dream
To follow what it means
And I wish on all the rainbows that I see
I wish on all the people we've ever been
And I'm hopin' on all the days to come and days to go
And I'm hopin' on days of lovin' you so
I'm wishing on a star
To follow where you are
I'm wishing on a star
Oh; oh; oh;
And I wish on all the rainbows that I see
I'm wishing on a star
To follow where you are
I'm wishing on a star
And I wish on all the rainbows that I see
I'm wishing on a star
To follow where you are
I'm wishing on a star
oh, oh, ah, ah
I'm wishing on a star, oh, oh
To follow where you are
I'm wishing on a star, baby
To follow wherever you might be
Wishing in a star, oh, oh
To follow where you are, oh, oh, ah, ah
Thank you for the inspiration, Rickie!
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