Page type: lyric reference
Artist: CocoRosie
Canonical path: /cocorosie/girl-and-the-geese
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Girl and the Geese
Read Girl and the Geese lyrics by CocoRosie on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Girl and the Geese
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There was a girl who talked to geese
She understood them and they her
One day she looked in a crystal stream
And saw in its bed a diamond
She picked it up and placed it in her hair
She did so, as she did so she turned into a geese
It was then revealed that the other geese
She magically had understood
That they were once human like her
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