Do you know who you are?
Do you know where you come from?
Mama made you a shining star
Born as a light
Rare and Obedient
Can you see the stars?
Glittering and shining through the dark sky like a thousand diamond rings
Your eyes are twinkling like starlight
Your face dazzle me
Your voice whispers to me
A Breath of fresh, thin air
Sweetie, get a hold of yourself
You are a gift
You're a brave dreamlight
SuperNova.
Baby girl, do you know who you are?
You are a shining star
Shine like no other
Be brighter, Be bolder
About the Creator
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