A Little Innocence
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A Little Innocence
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My once faultless hero
Afraid of my shadow
I don't know why
I don't know why
The hope of the hopeless
A gun to the temple
Don't make me cry
Don't make me cry
A little innocence always seems to go
'long the way
A little innocence always seems to go
'long the way
The best of the brave ones
Cut down in the battle
I've seen too much
I've seen too much
I've heard enough
I've heard enough
A little innocence always seems to go
'long the way
A little innocence
A little innocence always seems to go
'long the way
A little innocence always seems to go
'long the way
'Long the way
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Cock Robin performs "A Little Innocence", and this lyric page sits inside the Cock Robin catalog on LyroVerse.
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