Hey Little Boy
Read Hey Little Boy lyrics by Morning Whispers on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hey Little Boy
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Hey little boy
You will find your way
Through the songs and the poetry
No one knew you could play
Hey little girl
You will grow up one day
Don’t forget to be glad
Till your hair turns gray
Hey little bird
You will fly very high
Don’t forget to be kind
With the ones by your side
Hey little leaf
You will fall any time
Don’t forget to enjoy
All the days in your life
Hey little boy
Have you found your way
Through the songs and the poetry
No one knew you could play
Hey little boy
Have you found your way
Through the songs and the poetry
No one knew you could play
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Morning Whispers performs "Hey Little Boy", and this lyric page sits inside the Morning Whispers catalog on LyroVerse.
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