West End Star

His name is in bright lights every night 
Boy that man can sing and dance alright 
Entertains the audience it has to be said 
Sings like Sinatra and dances like Fred 

To the masses he is a West End star 
In the entertainment field he will go far 
Milk the appreciation and applause while you can 
Stars come and go since entertainment began

One day those cheers will diminish and fade away
No longer a star when he's old tired and gray 
Age happens to us all I'm really sorry to say 
Until then enjoy the moment and savour the day
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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