Little Asian Girl
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Little Asian Girl
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Hey, little Asian girl
Tell me baby, what's going on
Is there something in your world
Or the place where you were born
I saw you looking down
Walking streets in your home town
Hiding face from man around
Shaking up from every sound
Deep down in your smile
To see your sadness takes a while
Is there a way to move a night
And find a tiny light
Deep down in your smile
Hey, little Asian girl
Tell me baby, what's going on
From the cradle in your home
You've learned a silence of a stone
Don't move your eyes away
Making it through another day
With ailing past
Burying senses in the dust
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