Young Lions
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Young Lions
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We are Young Lions on the run, hearts beating two as one
We are golden, we are silver
We are strong, we are wild, we belong to the child within us, hearts on fire
Our desires burning through the winds of change
Chorus:
We're Young Lions and the call of the wild's in our hungry eyes
These are the times we must fight to keep our dreams alive
We're Young Lions and you can hear the roar of our animal cries
Whoah-oh, whoah-oh, whoah-oh, whoah-oh
We are brave and we are free, masters of our destiny, tonight and forever
We'll never die, we have no fears
The truth it lies in the years before us, always shining
We are diamonds, brighter than the Northern star
chorus
We are Young Lions
(Instrumental break)
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Sheena Easton performs "Young Lions", and this lyric page sits inside the Sheena Easton catalog on LyroVerse.
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