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Artist: Holly Throsby
Canonical path: /holly-throsby/up-with-the-birds
Related lyric paths: 6
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Up With The Birds
Read Up With The Birds lyrics by Holly Throsby on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Up With The Birds
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She won't find out and he wouldn't know
And I'm not jealous, no not at all
On the landing
The chairs on the lawn
Out the windows and through the doors
I'm not jealous
No, not at all
We're up early
We're up with the birds
They don't mind us, no not at all
By the bedside
And down on the floor
He won't find out and she won't know
We're not jealous
No, not at all
We just feel a little itching in our bones
We're up early; we're up with the birds!
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