Lucy Gray (part 2) (from The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes)

Lucy Gray (part 2) (from The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes) - Rachel Zegler

Lyrics by：William Wordsworth

Composed by：William Wordsworth

Produced by：Dave Cobb

The storm came on before its time

She wandered up and down

And many a-hill did Lucy climb

But never reached the town

The wretched parents all that night

Went shouting far and wide

But there was neither sound nor sight

To serve them as a guide

At daybreak on a hill they stood

That overlooked the scene

And thence they saw the bridge of wood

That spanned a deep ravine

They wept and turning homeward cried

In Heaven we all shall meet

When in the snow the mother spied

The print of Lucy's feet

Then downwards from the steep hill's edge

They tracked the footmarks small

And through the broken hawthorn hedge

And by the long stonewall

And then an open field they crossed

The marks were still the same

They tracked them on not ever lost

And to the bridge they came

They followed from the snowy bank

Those footmarks one by one

Into the middle of the plank

And further there were none

Yet some maintain that to this day

She is a living child

That you may see sweet Lucy Gray

Upon the lonesome wild

O'er rough and smooth she trips along

And never looks behind

And sings a solitary song

That whistles in the wind