Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Surya
Canonical path: /surya/the-kids-are-lost
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Kids Are Lost
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The Kids Are Lost
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The kids are lost
Let them come out
The kids are lost
Let them come out
When they are sad
They use to talk out loud
When they are angry
They don¿t speak at all
When they go away
And see the sun outside
They use to tell themselves a lie
A lie
A lie that seems like is true
One day they will realise
That god stills here
Listening to them
Looking for them
And then, they will ask
Oh, god, oh, god
How can I change my life?
Oh god, oh, god
How can I change my mind?
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