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George Michael Star People Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7/10 [3 votes]Album: Older / Original Release Date: 1996-05-13Genre: PopSong Duration: 5 min 16 sec
GEORGE MICHAEL
- Star People LyricsStar people
Counting your money till your soul turns green
Star people
Counting the cost of your desire to be seen
I do not count myself among you
I may be living in a dream
It's just there seem so many of you
Can't help but hope
There's a difference between....you and me
You're a star
(i'm talking to you)
You're a star
Maybe your mama gave you up boy
(it's the same old same old)
Maybe your daddy didn't love you enough girl
Star people
Never forget your secret's safe with me
Just look at all the wonderful people
Trying to forget they had to pay for what you see
It's a dream
With a nightmare stuck in the middle
But where would you be
Without all of that attention
You'd die
I'd die
We'd die wouldn't we
(well wouldn't we)
Big, big, star!
Should go far!
[Chorus]
Talk about your mother
Talk about your father
Talk about the people
Who have made you what you are
Talk about your teacher,
The bully boy who beat you
Talk about the people who have paid
For that new sports car
Did you get off on a bad foot, baby
Do you have a little tale to tell
Is that why you're a star?
Is that what makes a star?
Nothing comes for nothing, baby
That fame and fortune's heaven sent
And who gives a f*ck about your problems, darling
When you can pay the rent
How much is enough?
Counting your money till your soul turns green
Star people
Counting the cost of your desire to be seen
I do not count myself among you
I may be living in a dream
It's just there seem so many of you
Can't help but hope
There's a difference between....you and me
You're a star
(i'm talking to you)
You're a star
Maybe your mama gave you up boy
(it's the same old same old)
Maybe your daddy didn't love you enough girl
Star people
Never forget your secret's safe with me
Just look at all the wonderful people
Trying to forget they had to pay for what you see
It's a dream
With a nightmare stuck in the middle
But where would you be
Without all of that attention
I'd die
We'd die wouldn't we
(well wouldn't we)
Big, big, star!
Should go far!
[Chorus]
Talk about your mother
Talk about your father
Talk about the people
Who have made you what you are
Talk about your teacher,
The bully boy who beat you
Talk about the people who have paid
For that new sports car
Did you get off on a bad foot, baby
Do you have a little tale to tell
Is that why you're a star?
Is that what makes a star?
Nothing comes for nothing, baby
That fame and fortune's heaven sent
And who gives a f*ck about your problems, darling
When you can pay the rent
How much is enough?
Facts about Star People
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Star People is written by Charlie (usa 2) Wilson, George Michael, Rudy Taylor, Lonnie Lee Simmons.
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It is first released on May 13, 1996 as part of George Michael's album "Older" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, in 'Star People' by George Michael, the lyrics criticize the superficiality and emptiness of fame and fortune. The song shows two sides of stardom through its glamorous portrayal of celebrity life and its depiction of the internal battles and uncertainties that famous people experience when they seek public attention and social validation that usually results in better material possessions than personal happiness. Star people lyrics function as social commentary through their reflection about social issues which create both empowerment and despairing feelings within people. The song expresses two main themes which show how parental love and neglect affect people while showing how fame impacts their identity and self-esteem and their need for outside approval. The lyrics describe personal battles which include family conflicts and social expectations that children under 13 should not be exposed to. The content includes strong language which does not show explicit material but indicates themes and feelings that require a PG-13 rating.
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Star People falls under the genre Pop.
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Star People song length is 5 minutes and 16 seconds.
Who wrote Star People lyrics?
Star People is written by Charlie (usa 2) Wilson, George Michael, Rudy Taylor, Lonnie Lee Simmons.
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When was Star People released?
It is first released on May 13, 1996 as part of George Michael's album "Older" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Star People lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, in 'Star People' by George Michael, the lyrics criticize the superficiality and emptiness of fame and fortune. The song shows two sides of stardom through its glamorous portrayal of celebrity life and its depiction of the internal battles and uncertainties that famous people experience when they seek public attention and social validation that usually results in better material possessions than personal happiness. Star people lyrics function as social commentary through their reflection about social issues which create both empowerment and despairing feelings within people. The song expresses two main themes which show how parental love and neglect affect people while showing how fame impacts their identity and self-esteem and their need for outside approval. The lyrics describe personal battles which include family conflicts and social expectations that children under 13 should not be exposed to. The content includes strong language which does not show explicit material but indicates themes and feelings that require a PG-13 rating.
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Which genre is Star People?
Star People falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Star People?
Star People song length is 5 minutes and 16 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Charlie usa 2 Wilson, George Michael, Rudy Taylor, Lonnie Lee Simmons
Record Label(s): 1996 Sony Music Entertainment UK
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