Little One
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Little One
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One more little one
I'll go down and stay down
Sleep the rest of the day
Dream new music to calm down
And stay down and keep evil away
I can hear you asleep
Changing your shape
Dissolved in some dream
As a new one appears
To take you along where you've never been
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
Moonlight tonight
Seems to belong to me
Cause i, even though soon can sleep
I need some company
One hit wouldn't hurt a bit
I'll slow down and sleep
The rest of the time
If it's good should you won't go and i won't know(?)
To find that i'm dying
If i seem to be reckless with myself
It's the fault of no one
All things have a place
Under the moon as well as the sun
One more little one i love you
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Elliott Smith performs "Little One", and this lyric page sits inside the Elliott Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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