Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Alan Horvath
Canonical path: /alan-horvath/second-pond
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Second Pond
Read Second Pond lyrics by Alan Horvath on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Second Pond
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We saw you ...
Yes, we saw you.
We even thought we should have you ...
Like a child with a toy,
We went leaping in our joy ...
And got lost in the woods that surround you.
We called you ...
Yes, we called you.
We even thought we could hear you ...
But your test included time,
I was running out of mine ...
As we turned from the darkness within you.
Now we'll find you ...
Yes, we'll find you.
We'll even sing a song to remind you ...
That a child with a toy,
Will go leaping in his joys ...
And, in the end, all his leaps will astound you.
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Alan Horvath performs "Second Pond", and this lyric page sits inside the Alan Horvath catalog on LyroVerse.
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