Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Karelia
Canonical path: /karelia/child-has-gone
Related lyric paths: 6
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Child Has Gone
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Child Has Gone
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Years have passed like centuries
Through which I lived as in dream
Futile quests and sweet delusions
Till the day I realized
Golden age's bygone
Leaving just a memory
Walked the path with such easiness
Enjoyed naïve ecstasy
Haven't seen the flowing sands of time
Till the day I realized
Golden age's bygone
Leaving just a memory
Must live by my own
I just wish I've never grown
Stop that clock and
Take delight in total stagnation
Child has gone
Never to return
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