The Last Star Of The Night (Main Promo Vocals)
Album: The Last Star Of The Night
Title
The Last Star Of The Night
Filename
MCMW009_19_The Last Star Of The Night_Main Promo Vocals
Description
Eerie elegance permeates this slow, haunting, beautiful classic horror cut with alluring vocals, menacing disturbing piano and string quartet. Suspenseful tremolando cello entering @:15 to set a bed of underlying tension.
ComposerCynthia Ann Starich
(ASCAP) 50% [1002433627]Christopher Francis Hanson
(ASCAP) 50% [342787442]
PublisherMCM Wired Publishing
(ASCAP) 100% [865409901]
ISRC
QMQHE2510019
Era
2020s/Future
Released
November 15, 2025
BPM
132
Lyrics
Starlight,distant without resistance
Lead me to the light
Moonbeam, breaking, illuminating
Follow you like the last star of the night
Swallow me whole, never let go
IÕm falling
Hands are, shaking, heartbeat racing
Follow you like the last star of the night
Alternative versions
Eerie elegance permeates this slow, haunting, beautiful classic horror cut with alluring vocals, menacing disturbing piano and string quartet. Suspenseful tremolando cello entering @:15 to set a bed of underlying tension.
Eerie elegance permeates this slow, haunting, beautiful classic horror cut with alluring vocals, menacing disturbing piano and string quartet. Suspenseful tremolando cello entering @:15 to set a bed of underlying tension.
Eerie elegance permeates this slow, haunting, beautiful classic horror cut with menacing disturbing piano and string quartet. Suspenseful tremolando cello entering @:15 to set a bed of underlying tension.
Eerie elegance permeates this slow, haunting, beautiful classic horror cut with menacing disturbing piano and string quartet. Suspenseful tremolando cello entering @:15 to set a bed of underlying tension.
Eerie elegance permeates this slow, haunting, beautiful classic horror cut with menacing disturbing piano and string quartet. Suspenseful tremolando cello entering @:15 to set a bed of underlying tension.
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