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As I was slowly passing |
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an open home one day, |
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I stopped for a moment, |
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just to watch the children play. |
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Alone a boy was standing |
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and when I asked him why, |
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he turned with eyes that could not see |
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and he began to cry. |
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I'm nobody's child, |
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I'm nobody's child. |
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Just like the flower |
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I'm growing wild. |
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No mummy's kisses |
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And no daddy's smile. |
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Nobody wants me, |
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I'm nobody's child. |
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People come for children and take for their own, |
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But they are seem to pass me and why I never knew only now. |
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I know they like to take me, but when they see I'm Blind, |
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They always take some other child and I am left behind. |
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I'm nobody's child, |
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I'm nobody's child. |
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Just like the flower |
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I'm growing wild. |
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No mummy's kisses |
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And no daddy's smile. |
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Nobody wants me, |
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I'm nobody's child. |
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No mummy's arms to hold me |
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or sure me when I cry, |
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sometimes I get so lonesly |
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I wish that I could die. |
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I'll walk the streets of heaven |
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where all the blind can see. |
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And just like all the other kids |
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there will be a home for me. |
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I'm nobody's child, |
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I'm nobody's child. |
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Just like the flower |
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I'm growing wild. |
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No mummy's kisses |
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And no daddy's smile. |
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Nobody wants me, |
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I'm nobody's child. |
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Nobody wants me, |
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I'm nobody's child. |
