Little Child Lost
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Little Child Lost
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For so long I've been waiting to be found
So many years I roamed
I was looking for a home
Where I could be at ease and still
Years it took to see
Until maturity
My dreams could never be fulfilled
I was lost in the woods
As I lost my childhood
You don't know the things I saw there
She said come to me please
I will set you at ease
But it was all a nightmare
For so long
As I wander thru the years
Constantly facing my fears
I can never in my life have rest
But as time lingers on
Like a million miles of marathon
Death suits me the best
I was never quite the same
That feeling still remains
That feeling goes on and on
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