Little Prince
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Little Prince
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Little prince
From who knows where
Was it a star
Was it a prayer
With every smile
You clear the air
So I can see
Oh little prince
Don't take your smile away from me
When you came
My day was done
And then your laugh
Turned on the sun
Oh little prince
Now to my wonder and surprise
All the hopes and dreams I lived among
When this heart of mine was wise and young
Shine for me again, little prince
In your eyes
Please little prince
Don't take your smile away from me
When you came
My day was done
and then your laugh turned on the sun
Oh little prince
Now to my wonder and surprise
All the hopes and dreams I lived among
When this heart of mine was wise and young
Shine for me again, little prince
In your eyes
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Richard Kiley performs "Little Prince", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Kiley catalog on LyroVerse.
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