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Stars (Chloe song)

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"Stars"
"Stars" cover
Single by Chloe
from the album Beyond Coming
Released September 24, 2004 (Australia)
Format CD single
Recorded 2004
Genre Pop
Length 4:07
Label Sony BMG Australia
Writer Chloe
Michelle Louis
Dan Petty
Producer Paul Fox
Chloe singles chronology
"Stars"
(2004)
"Crash"
(2005)

"Stars" (2004) is the first song released by Chloe from her debut album Beyond Coming. The song was written by Chloe, Michelle Louis and Dan Petty. The song is very close to Chloe. Chloe says that Stars is about going beyond yourself and about having a dream, but it takes that little bit extra to actually get out there and do it and to have the guts and the determination to follow it and actually live that dream. Stars was not very successful in the charts in only peaking at number sixty-six on the Australian ARIA Charts and spending three weeks in the charts, from going to number eighty-eight after staying at position sixty-six for two weeks.

Track listing

  1. "Stars" — 4:07
  2. "Stars" (Buchman mix)
  3. "Stars" (acoustic)

Charts

Chart (2004) Peak
position
Australian ARIA singles chart 66
Australasian singles chart 23
ARIA Hitseakers singles chart 2

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