Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Glass Harp
Canonical path: /glass-harp/child-of-the-universe
Related lyric paths: 6
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Child Of The Universe
Read Child Of The Universe lyrics by Glass Harp on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Child Of The Universe
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You're a child of the universe
Born to know all the joys and sorrows
Seems like your life was mine just yesterday
And mine will be yours tomorrow
Many things will amaze your eyes
Each day is learning there is more to come after
At days end you'll look at treasures you've sought
And find just a few that matter
I'll try to learn from your innocence
Before we take it all away
I'll try to save all I can
To give you back as you go on your way
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