Nomad Child

Wandering barefoot through the world Nomad Child leaves the horror far behind In a shattered village where no birds sing Only dimly remembering his mother’s face And his father’s smile Nomad Child, the wind whispers in your ear Soft sounds to soothe away your fears And turn your nightmares into dreams Sleep soundly, Nomad Child
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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