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Baby Wonder’s Gone Lyrics by Drop Nineteens

Delaware

1992

They come to show the dreams that
Want you
Your rare feelings fire like guns
Oh why we could sit kind and tell you
To stop it all
All we could do
Got a story, so you tell me in the forest
Guess there's something better
With time, I said
For one who had mother's hands
Doo Doo Doo
Doo Doo Doo
Must've been something better
And I do
And I do
Must've been something better, it's true
There's nothing left but the idea of a friend
Meet you at 9 AM
It's a hell of a birthday
A boy of wonder
Coulda known those dreams
Come out tied to you
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Drop Nineteens

Drop Nineteens

About “Baby Wonder’s Gone” by Drop Nineteens

Read the complete lyrics to "Baby Wonder’s Gone" by Drop Nineteens from the album "Delaware" in 1992. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Independent, Acoustic, Rock.

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"Baby Wonder’s Gone" appears on "Delaware" in 1992.

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