You Shine

Lyrics
TOMMY (spoken) Now, I've just pulled up in my dad's car- (mimics breaks squealing and a horn honking) -and you're in your pink dress- SUE (spoken) Blue- TOMMY (spoken) Oooh, you always look great in blue. And I'm wearing my rental tux, looking like a total dork. The whole thing's kinda cheesy, but… nice. Then you drag me onto the dance floor, and of course I hate dancing, but it's the last dance of Senior Year. And I'm with the most incredible person I know SUE (spoken) Me? Yeah right. All I do lately is mess up TOMMY (spoken) I mean it- You don't give yourself enough credit TOMMY If you could see the Way that you look to me I bet that you'd be amazed at the sight You'd see a heart that's Fearless and true From my point of view Oh, you shine SUE (spoken) What about you? Why is everything so easy for you? TOMMY (spoken) Man, if you only knew. Half the time I'm just faking it, hoping that no one will discover I'm a complete fraud SUE I think you hide so much you feel inside But I know deep down there's A fire burning bright From where you stand It might not be clear But you shine from here BOTH No doubts, no more fears I see you shine and the dark disappears TOMMY Then I know everything is gonna be fine Because you shine, oh how you shine You shine SUE (spoken) What a surprise, gazing into your eyes I swear that I still Get lost in the light No photograph could possibly show The you I know BOTH No doubts, no more fears I see you shine and the dark disappears I'll be your mirror and you can be mine Look to me and you'll see Just how you shine TOMMY (spoken) Oh, damn! I have to go pick up my tux before they close SUE (spoken) Tommy? Thank you TOMMY (spoken) I love you SUE (spoken) I love you. He'd never said that before That's what I remember Most about that day SUE No doubts, no more fears I see you shine and the dark disappears Then I know everything is gonna be fine Because you're mine You shine
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Credits
- Writers
- Carrie Premiere Cast, Michael Gore
- Dean Pitchford