Star Child Lyrics - Jewel

A child 5 years of age stared into the sun 

She stared into the bright lights so long it 

Burnt a hole in her mind and branded her eyes 

It imprinted upon her soul, mysteries of both young and old 

And then she'd close her eyes tight to feel the darkness 

She's a dancing girl, dancing girl 

She danced so fast, so fine 

She danced around with her eyes shut 

To see the stars in her mind 

A spinning jupiter, a spinning mars 

She herself was just a singing star 

A breathing constellation 

Cause she's a bright point of light 

Traveling through the skies of her mind 

Oh and how she knew the stars 

And the map of the human heart 

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For long lengths of time, she'd stay in her mind 

And follow roads back, ancient tracks and primitive times 

When giant birds lifted themselves of 

Starry wings to burn white, fiery silhouettes into the night sky 

She's a dancing girl, dancing girl 

She danced for them 

And she followed all the lines back 

To where they did begin 

She saw her mother in pegas wings' 

She felt her father in a scorpial sting 

A genetic constellation 

Cause she was a bright point of light 

Traveling through the skies of her mind 

Oh and how she knew the stars 

And the map of the human heart 

Photos 

She saw bursting flowers made of lucride stone 

Shooting stars who songs sang to her bones 

She saw stories her grandfather used to tell 

His flesh was frozen was frozen and kept so well 

And a clear meeting of words, but pictures to 

Tell her what she knew she needed to hear 

She's a dancing girl, dancing girl 

She danced so fast, so well 

And she danced until her knees got weak 

And all resistance fell 

And all the walls, they came tumbling down 

She stood eyes open, back on the ground 

Wiser, full of glory 

She was a bright point of light 

Traveling through the skies of her mind 

Oh and how she knew the stars 

And the map of the human heart