Lost Child
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Lost Child
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Lost child only wants to find a place
Where he can fit in and play
Rain cloud hovers all around
His head he's hidden away
Through all this pain
Oh, I can see these clouds just drifting away
Through all this pain
Oh, I can see these clouds just drifting away
A black rose grows in the city garden, hidden away
Despite not finding the proper sunlight, she finds a way
Through all this pain
Oh, I can see these clouds just drifting away
Through all this pain
Oh, I can see these clouds just drifting away, oh
Lost child hungry for a celebration, sits upon a stone
Left with only his imagination, still a party is thrown
Through all this pain, oh, I can see these clouds just drifting away
Through all this pain, oh, I can see there's gonna be a celebration day, oh
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Amos Lee performs "Lost Child", and this lyric page sits inside the Amos Lee catalog on LyroVerse.
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