[Verse 1] [[Intro]: A single, clean strum of an acoustic guitar, followed by the iconic BOOM-BOOM-BAP drum beat, which then explodes into the full Wall of Sound with a soaring string section and a shimmering Stylophone riff.]
Julie had an inkling that something wasn’t right
She’d had that funny feeling for the longest time
Her sister Sandra always knew just what to say
But lately things were odd in a cosmic kind of way

[Verse 2] [Verses: The lead vocal, clear and sweet, tells the story over a slightly pared-back arrangement, with the Mellotron flute hinting at the mystery.]
Sandra never blinked when the telly was on
And sang all the lyrics to a song that’s never done
She’d glide through the kitchen, light on her feet
Talked to the houseplants, made them blossom so sweet

[Chorus] [The full force of the Wall of Sound returns and the lead is joined by backing singers. Stylophone and strings create a euphoric, cosmic lift.]
Sister’s got a secret, hidden in the stars
Dancing in the moonlight, Venus in her heart
Julie’s got a question she wants to shout—
Is my sister an alien? Should I help her out?

[Verse 3]
Her tea glowed green, her eyes flashed blue
Julie kept a diary, tracking every clue
Sandra knew the weather before it hit the news
Could it be a sister with intergalactic views?

[Chorus]
Sister’s got a secret, hidden in the stars
Dancing in the moonlight, Venus in her heart
Julie’s got a question she wants to shout—
Is my sister an alien? Should I help her out?

[Bridge] [The music softens, becoming more ethereal. The vocals get some dreamy, double-tracked treatment, painting the picture of their galactic escape.]
Maybe we’ll build a rocket and fly away
Laughing through the galaxies, sisters save the day
No more ordinary, no more Earthly strife
Just two cosmic sisters, having the time of their life

[Chorus/Outro] [The biggest, most triumphant version of the chorus, fading out on a cascade of "la-la-la's," reverb-drenched drums, and that lonely, hopeful Stylophone, twinkling like a distant star.]
Sister’s got a secret, hidden in the stars
Dancing in the moonlight, Venus in her heart
Julie’s got a question she wants to shout—
Is my sister an alien? Yes, I’ll help her out!