Little Bird
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Little Bird
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Little bird
Where did you fly
I do not know (I do not know)
Where did you go
Little bird
Where have you been
I cannot say (I cannot say)
We were not dear for grace [?]
In a dream I was in paradise
So lost in the pale blue skies
I could have loved you, our stars don't align
Before I knew you, we'd die
Little bird
I did not stay enough to know
You've had these years to grow
Little bird
I watched you fly
[Then what did leave
Under the pain from what I see] [?]
In a dream I was in paradise
So lost in the pale blue skies
I could have loved you, our stars don't align
Before I knew you, we'd die
In a dream I was in paradise
So lost in the pale blue skies
I could have loved you, our stars don't align
Before I knew you, we'd die
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