Little Star

The singer is searching for love and directs this longing toward a “little star.” At first, the star seems far away, and the repeated question “Where are you?” conveys impatience and loneliness. The mood shifts toward hope: the singer imagines finding the star and asks it to send down a love to share. By the end, “There you are” sounds like a joyful discovery, though the lyrics do not explain exactly what has been found.

The star is an image of someone desired or of the love the singer hopes to find. “High above the clouds” makes that love seem distant and difficult to reach, while “send me down a love to share” turns the star into a playful, almost magical helper. The familiar “wish I may, wish I might” phrase presents the singer’s hope like a bedtime wish, making the romantic longing feel simple and earnest.

The ending could suggest that the singer has finally spotted the star, or that hope itself feels like an answer. It is also possible that “there you are” is simply a cheerful refrain rather than a clear resolution to the search. The lyrics leave the star’s identity open: it may represent a real beloved person, an imagined future partner, or simply the singer’s wish for companionship.