Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Miriam Stockley
Canonical path: /miriam-stockley/innocents
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Innocents
Read Innocents lyrics by Miriam Stockley on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Innocents
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Sleep my innocent, let angels watch you as you lay
And while in slumber harm will never come your way
On your journey may you dream away to freedom
So rest until the dawn when angels are reborn
Ley a-lua ley, a-lua ley-o
Ley a-lua ley a-lua ley
Knowing eyes reflecting good in all they may behold
Should rest that they allow their beauty to unfold
Harrowed mind that knows the inhumanities of mankind
May rest until the dawn when angels are reborn
Ley a-lua ley, a-lua ley-o
Ley a-lua ley a-lua ley
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Miriam Stockley performs "Innocents", and this lyric page sits inside the Miriam Stockley catalog on LyroVerse.
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