For My Son
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For My Son
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Before I knew that you were coming
I was allready waiting
In my bedroom window every night
I would burn a candle bright
Like the light on a stormy sea
So you would come straight to me
Find me Before
I knew you would come
I loved you as the only one
In everyone I looked for you
Before I even knew
Before I knew that you would arrive
I could hear your gentle steps outside
And when darkness fell all around
When evil came without a sound
A star of night mercifully sent me
My wish for all to see
So you could be loved here
My darling
Before I knew you would come
I could hear your gentle steps outside
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Kayah performs "For My Son", and this lyric page sits inside the Kayah catalog on LyroVerse.
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