The Rise Of A Child
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The Rise Of A Child
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his innocence is gone
his time will come
with his despair he walks alone
his innocence is gone
desperate for a place to hide
no father to tell to open his eyes
sometimes... he has a strange behaviour
Chorus: Do you realize
the rise of a child
his lonely days will come
the rise of a child
his lonely days will come
his innocence is gone
his time will come
without a friend he's alone at night
his innocence is gone
his room is dark there is no light
his mother cries he's beyond control
sometimes... he turns into a different soul
Chorus...
...you're lonely Kenny...
Chorus...
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