Majo Sabre
Jun 9th, 2003, 12:16:51 PM
<center>"Kids in Coruscant" (sung to "The Kids in America song by Len)
Looking out a dirty old window
Down below the cabs in the
City go rushing by
I sit here alone
And I wonder why
Friday night and everyone's moving
I can feel the heat
But it's shooting
Heading down
I search for the beat in this dirty town
Down town the young ones are going
Down town the young ones are growing
We're the kids in Coruscant
We're the kids in Coruscant
Everybody live for the music-go-round
Bright lights the music gets faster
Look boy, don't check on your watch
Not another glance
I'm not leaving now, honey not a chance
Hot-shot, don't give me no problems
Much later baby you'll be saying never mind
You know life is cruel, life is never kind
Kind hearts don't make a new story
Kind hearts don't grab any glory
We're the kids in Coruscant
We're the kids in Coruscant
Everybody live for the music-go-round
Come closer, honey that's better
Got to get a brand new experience
Feeling right
Oh don't try to stop baby
Hold me tight
Outside a new day is dawning
Outside Suburbia's sprawling everywhere
I don't want to go baby
Tatoonie to Corilla
There's a new wave coming I warn you
We're the kids in Coruscant
We're the kids in Coruscant
Everybody live for the music-go-round
We're the kids
We're the kids
We're the kids in Coruscant</center>
On stage, finally, singing, Majo felt alive, even if it was in a crummy little bar on Coruscant, that's where everyone almost started, and she didn't mind where she sang, as long as someone got to hear her do it. As the song ended, in her mind there's a large crowd clapping and screaming, but in realitly there where a few drunks who couldn't care less. Majo sighed, as she and the rest of her little band got off the tiny stage for a break, going to the counter as the others sat at an empty table.
"One Ale, Two Wookie Blasters, one Cherry blossom pit and a Killer Aid." Her speaking voice was very much different from her singing voice, it had a nasal tone to it, and it sounded as though the young woman was sick. Majo drummed her fingers on the counter top as she waited for the drinks, looking around the bar at the other patrons.
Looking out a dirty old window
Down below the cabs in the
City go rushing by
I sit here alone
And I wonder why
Friday night and everyone's moving
I can feel the heat
But it's shooting
Heading down
I search for the beat in this dirty town
Down town the young ones are going
Down town the young ones are growing
We're the kids in Coruscant
We're the kids in Coruscant
Everybody live for the music-go-round
Bright lights the music gets faster
Look boy, don't check on your watch
Not another glance
I'm not leaving now, honey not a chance
Hot-shot, don't give me no problems
Much later baby you'll be saying never mind
You know life is cruel, life is never kind
Kind hearts don't make a new story
Kind hearts don't grab any glory
We're the kids in Coruscant
We're the kids in Coruscant
Everybody live for the music-go-round
Come closer, honey that's better
Got to get a brand new experience
Feeling right
Oh don't try to stop baby
Hold me tight
Outside a new day is dawning
Outside Suburbia's sprawling everywhere
I don't want to go baby
Tatoonie to Corilla
There's a new wave coming I warn you
We're the kids in Coruscant
We're the kids in Coruscant
Everybody live for the music-go-round
We're the kids
We're the kids
We're the kids in Coruscant</center>
On stage, finally, singing, Majo felt alive, even if it was in a crummy little bar on Coruscant, that's where everyone almost started, and she didn't mind where she sang, as long as someone got to hear her do it. As the song ended, in her mind there's a large crowd clapping and screaming, but in realitly there where a few drunks who couldn't care less. Majo sighed, as she and the rest of her little band got off the tiny stage for a break, going to the counter as the others sat at an empty table.
"One Ale, Two Wookie Blasters, one Cherry blossom pit and a Killer Aid." Her speaking voice was very much different from her singing voice, it had a nasal tone to it, and it sounded as though the young woman was sick. Majo drummed her fingers on the counter top as she waited for the drinks, looking around the bar at the other patrons.