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Artist: David O'Dowda
Canonical path: /david-odowda/the-birds-feat-rachel-wood
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The Birds (feat. Rachel Wood)
Read The Birds (feat. Rachel Wood) lyrics by David O'Dowda on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Birds (feat. Rachel Wood)
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I find my home in the birds
And we will try to fly
I find my home in the birds
And we will fly
Minds will go understand
Even when you've got the love, you'll make it a plan
All the suffering will all fall down
All the suffering will burn this town
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