Child Of Nature
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Child Of Nature
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I'm on the road to Rishikesh, I was dreaming more or less
And the dream I had was true, yes the dream I had was true
I'm just a Child of Nature
I don't need much to set me free
I'm just a Child of Nature
I'm one of nature's children
Sunlight shining in my eyes, as I face the desert skies
And my thoughts return to home, yes my thoughts return to home
I'm just a Child of Nature
I don't need much to set me free
I'm just a Child of Nature
I'm one of nature's children
Underneath the mountain ranges, where the wind never changes
Touch the windows of my soul, touch the windows of my soul
I'm just a Child of Nature
I don't need much to set me free
I'm just a Child of Nature
I'm one of nature's children
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John Lennon performs "Child Of Nature", and this lyric page sits inside the John Lennon catalog on LyroVerse.
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