Lullaby Child
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Lullaby Child
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Hold out your hand
And understand
And try to realize
Don't be afraid
'cause you were made
To soar and touch the sky
Mom and dad you need
To learn to see the world
From all your childrens' eyes
Open your heart
It's time to start
To hear from me the truth
It's all up to you
In all you do
Make your visions all come true
I won't be so sad
When you get concerned
About the dreams of my youth
Lullaby, my child
It may take a while
But where there's a will
I know
There's a way
Lullaby child
Smile my child
Like me you'll be
Free someday
Lullaby my child
It may take a while
But where there's a will
Where there's a will
But where there's a will
I know
There's a way
Lullaby, my child
It may take a while
Lullaby, my child
You know it take a while
But where there's a will
Where there's a will
But where there's a will
I know
There's a way
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Tracie Spencer performs "Lullaby Child", and this lyric page sits inside the Tracie Spencer catalog on LyroVerse.
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