Superstar

v. F Dm C F
c. F - Dm C Bb
b. Bb C D F (high)

I wear my dark sunglasses to the grocery store,
To keep from being recognized, when I walk through the door.
I’m here for sparkling water and a People Magazine;
I notice people notice me, and I know what that means

I’m a star... A superstar on the walk of fame.
I’m just walking here, there’s no star that bears my name.

My agent sends out headshots, I’ve built up some rapport
But we keep booking commercials, to keep my foot in the door.
[click] when I hear action, I find my character:
Pharmacy clerk #5, behind the register.

I’m a star... A superstar on the walk of fame.
I’m just walking here, there’s no star that bears my name.

My manager’s excited: a movie part with lines,
Ok it’s just the one line, but he says “hey, lines is lines”
The pay is not important, if one day I can see my name in lights,
And it sounds like it’s a union gig, I’ve got collective bargaining rights

I’m a star... A superstar on the walk of fame.
I’m just walking here, there’s no star that bears my name.

One more time - “just lie there,” - It’s a zombie part.
I understand my motivation, but for the sake of art,
Maybe we could try one where I’m screaming out in pain?
“Let me stop you right there... MAKEUP? Fix his brains...

I’m a star... A superstar on the walk of fame.
I’m just walking here, there’s no star that bears my name.