Songbird
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Songbird
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My songbird came home
She'd been gone for so long
My songbird came home
Heard her flutter to the little nest where she came from
Just late last night
I heard her sweet voice calling
And she was home
And my blues were gone
My songbird came home
Back to where she belonged
My songbird came home
Just to sing that sweet song
My songbird came home
Back to where she belonged
My songbird came home
Just to sing that sweet song
And now every night
She sings her lovely song to me
My songbird came home
And my troubles are gone
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Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) performs "Songbird", and this lyric page sits inside the Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) catalog on LyroVerse.
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