Blue Bird
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Blue Bird
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Is that the devil in your skies
Is that what's glowing in your eyes
Is it me that wants to leave
Is it me that you should deceive
Is that the devil in your eyes
Is that the way I should be surprised
Should I be fooled by you
Or should I quit
Is that the devil in your veins
Or just some kind of symphony
Should I just laugh
and pretend you were never clear
I'll come around your place
And sympathize till your days gone
Till your days gone
Is that the devil in your face
Or just a blue bird that's left his place
In your smile that always sets the sun
In your tears that never let me go
Let me go
Never let me go
Never let me go
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Who performs "Blue Bird"?
Hope Sandoval performs "Blue Bird", and this lyric page sits inside the Hope Sandoval catalog on LyroVerse.
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