Shining is the song originally performed by John Schneider for The Raccoons and the Lost Star and The Raccoons: Let's Dance!. It was released on The Raccoons: Let's Dance! album, with Hank Martin replacing John Schneider due to contractual limitations.
Lyrics[]
Somewhere on a star so far
Shining like a light too far
When you wish upon a star
You're shining, shining, shining
Pack up your things, there's a chance tonight in a lifetime
Baby, better hurry, gotta make it 'fore the break of day
'Cuz high in the sky
In the blink of an eye
As the years flash by (Flash by, flash by, flash by)
Baby, better hurry, gonna leave before the light of day
'Cuz somewhere far away
You can almost hear the heavens say
Somewhere out there on a star
Shining like a light so far
When you wish upon a star
You're shining, (You're shining) shining, (You're shining), shining
Pack up your bag, there's a ride tonight in a lifetime
Baby, don'tcha worry, gotta make it 'fore the light of day
'Cuz somewhere far away
You can almost hear the heavens say
Somewhere out there on a star
Shining like a light so far
When you wish upon a star
You're shining, (You're shining) shining, (You're shining), shining
Somewhere out there on a star
Shining like a light so far
When you wish upon a star
You're shining, (You're shining) shining, (You're shining), shining
You're shining, (You're shining) shining, (You're shining), shining
You're shining, (You're shining) shining, (You're shining), shining
Trivia[]
This song uses a reference of the song, "When You Wish Upon a Star", from the 1940 animated Disney film, Pinocchio. It also predicts a reference to "Somewhere Out There", from the 1986 animated Universal film, An American Tail.
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