Lucy Gray (part 1) (from The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes)

Lucy Gray (part 1) (from The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes) - Rachel Zegler

Lyrics by：William Wordsworth

Composed by：William Wordsworth

Produced by：Dave Cobb

Oft I had heard of Lucy Gray

And when I crossed the wild

I chanced to see the break of day

The solitary child

No mate no comrade Lucy knew

She dwelt where none abide

The sweetest thing that ever grew

Upon the mountainside

You yet may spy the fawn at play

The hare among the green

But the sweet face of Lucy Gray

Will never more be seen

Tonight will be a stormy night

You to the town must go

And take a lantern child to light

Your mother through the snow

That Father will I gladly do

'Tis scarcely afternoon

The village clock has just struck two

And yonder is the moon

At this the Father turned his hook

To kindling for the day

He plied his work and Lucy took

The lantern on her way

As carefree as a mountain doe

A fresh new path she broke

Her feet dispersed the powdery snow

That rose up just like smoke