Lost Horizon
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Lost Horizon
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Have you ever dreamed of a place far away from it all?
Where the air you breathe is soft and clean,
and children play in fields of green,
and the sound of guns
doesn't pound in your ears.
Have you ever dreamed of a place far away from it
all?
Where the winter winds will never blow,
and living things have room to grow,
and the sound of guns
doesn't pound in your ears, anymore.
Many miles from yesterday,
before you reach tomorrow,
where the time is always just today,
there's a Lost Horizon,
waiting to be found.
There's a Lost Horizon
where the sound of guns
doesn't pound in your ears, anymore.
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Shawn Phillips performs "Lost Horizon", and this lyric page sits inside the Shawn Phillips catalog on LyroVerse.
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