Rain Child
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Rain Child
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low by the lake where the willow stands / Ruby sits upon the sands
watching castles wash away / with no one to know / no one to know
locked in you there's a shade of blue / no one ever really knew
locked in you there's a restless wind / with no where to go / no where to blow
Ruby cries for her lost surprise / stormy thunder eyes / Ruby rain child
Ruby run from the hunter's gun / from the searching sun / Ruby rain child
low by the lake where the willow stands / Ruby sits upon the sands
splash in the stream of a daring dream / wail the waste of yesterday
watch your castles wash away / with no one to know / no one to know
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