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Dark red birds

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Felt Canonical path: /felt/dark-red-birds Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
Lyrics

Dark red birds

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If you find out where you are going

you will then find out who you are

feel which way the wind is blowing

the breeze will take you up to a star

Throw your silver star in the trashcan

shattered soul washed up on a shore

your horizon's getting darker

no one wants you anymore

You're descending to the depths now

dark red birds take off and fly

you're ascending to the heights now

pierced a hole right into the sky

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