Star Eyes/52nd Street Theme

Gene De Paul, Don Raye

Star eyes,
That to me is what your eyes are,
Soft as stars in April skies are,
Tell me some day you'll fulfill
Their promise of a thrill.

Star eyes,
Flashing eyes in which my hopes rise,
Let me show you where my heart lies.
Let me prove that it adores
That loveliness of yours.

All my life I've felt
Content to stargaze at the skies.
Now I only want to to melt
The stardust in your eyes.

Star eyes,
When if ever, will my lips know
If it's me for whom those eyes glow?
Makes no diff'rence where you are,
Your eyes still hold my wishing star,
Oh, star eyes, how lovely you are.

Trivia about the song Star Eyes/52nd Street Theme by Charlie Parker

On which albums was the song “Star Eyes/52nd Street Theme” released by Charlie Parker?
Charlie Parker released the song on the albums “Bird at St. Nicks” in 1950, “Lover Man” in 1993, “Bird's Best Bop On Verve” in 2000, “Grandes Del Jazz 3” in 2002, “The Genius Of Charlie Parker” in 2006, and “Dancing In The Dark” in 2009.
Who composed the song “Star Eyes/52nd Street Theme” by Charlie Parker?
The song “Star Eyes/52nd Street Theme” by Charlie Parker was composed by Gene De Paul, Don Raye.

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