Nobody’s child : George Harrison : paroles, traduction, histoire…

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As I was slowly passing an orphan’s home One day 
I stopped for just a little while to watch the children playing. 
Alone a boy was standing, and when I asked him Why 
He turned with eyes that couldn’t see, and he began to cry. 

I’m a nobody’s child, 
I’m a nobody’s child, 
Just like the flowers, I am growing wild. 
I’ve got no mammy’s kisses, I’ve got no, no daddy’s smile. 
Nobody wants me, I’m a nobody’s
child, 

No mammy’s arms to hold me 
Or soothe me when I cry, I wish that I could die 
‘Cause sometimes I feel so lonesome 
I wish that I could die 
I’d walk the streets of heaven 
Where all the blind can see. 
And just like the other kids there’d be a home for me. 

I’m a nobody’s child, 
I’m a nobody’s child, 
Just like the flowers, I am growing wild. 
I’ve got no mammy’s kisses, I’ve got no, no daddy’s smile. 
Nobody
wants me, I’m a nobody’s child.

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Voix : Tony Sheridan

Disques incluant cette chanson

Traveling Wilburys Collection

CD / International

Traveling Wilburys Volume 3

CD / International