Baby's Gone
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Baby's Gone
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You see a child
To young to know
He was given a name
He could never do wrong
Never take for granted
The ones that really love you
Now your baby's gone
Your baby's gone for good
Always misunderstood
Now scarred for life
He never looks back
Now that the man he is
The anger comes up
Takes it out on another man
That's just the way it is
Face down in an alley
He had a family too
Now your baby's gone
Your baby's gone for good
Always misunderstood
Promise to love someone
You think it's here to stay
But as fast as it come
It can be taken away
You don't know how good it is
Until it's already gone
Now your baby's gone
Your baby's gone for good
Always misunderstood
Now your baby's gone
Your baby's gone for good
Always misunderstood
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