You’re Lost Little Girl The Doors
"You’re Lost Little Girl" by The Doors, released in 1967, is a #Rock song that explores themes of disillusionment, vulnerability, and existential searching. The lyrics convey a sense of melancholy and caution, urging the listener to recognize their lost state. Musically, it features haunting melodies and Jim Morrison's evocative vocals, contributing to its introspective mood. The song captures the counterculture's struggle with identity and direction, resonating with audiences seeking deeper meaning in a chaotic world.
[Chorus 1]
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
Tell me who are you?
[Chorus 2]
I think that you know what to do
Impossible? Yes, but it's true
I think that you know what to do, yeah
Sure that you know what to do
[Chorus 1]
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
Tell me who are you?
[Chorus 2]
I think that you know what to do
Impossible? Yes, but it's true
I think that you know what to do, girl
Sure that you know what to do
[Outro]
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
Tell me who are you?
[Chorus 2]
I think that you know what to do
Impossible? Yes, but it's true
I think that you know what to do, yeah
Sure that you know what to do
[Chorus 1]
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
Tell me who are you?
[Chorus 2]
I think that you know what to do
Impossible? Yes, but it's true
I think that you know what to do, girl
Sure that you know what to do
[Outro]
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
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