Shadow Children
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Shadow Children
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Far away in the light of day
When we as children played.
Prone to run in the setting sun
And slowly fade away
Where, where did we go, oh
When we lost our shadows?
I'll fly through your window
If you tell me a story
Of long lost boys and their wooden toys
And mermaids by the sea,
Pixie dust and a gust of wind
To sail us through our dreams
Where, where did we go, oh
When we lost our shadows?
I'll fly through your window
If you tell me a story
Of when we must all grow up
To the applause of society's mascarade.
I find it odd
Where, where did we go, oh
When we lost our shadows?
I'll fly through your window
If you tell me a story now
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Who performs "Shadow Children"?
Mindy Gledhill performs "Shadow Children", and this lyric page sits inside the Mindy Gledhill catalog on LyroVerse.
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