Little Leaf
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Little Leaf
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Little leaf, flying away
Gone and travelling in the middle of a cloudy sky'
Gone for a trip, lightly driven by the wind
To never land , anywhere'
No borders to stop it
All barriers are vain
Then one time-pause in the wood, getting some rest
Before going everywhere' everywhere' and nowhere'
Little leaf, flying away
Riding the ages, forever and ever she'll be free'
Still well-guided by her own childish innocence
She never looks at the past'
Travelling through beautiful landscapes
Facing the fate that ends her path
Peaceful, she's going forth
She never looks at the past'
Let's the sun smile down at us
Let's our trouble fly away
Nature won't misguide our path
If we hear what our hearts say'
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