Somewhere There's a Feather
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Somewhere There's a Feather
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Love and learn
Take your turn
Somewhere there's a feather
Falling slowly from the sky
You need not know the reason why
Stand apart
Hear your heart
Someday there will be another lover to the end
You need not hold your breath 'til then
Don't ask me to explain to you
There's nothing to remain but what we see
Fall and climb
Take your time
Somehow you must live up to the precedents you've set
You need not hope for answers yet
Don't ask me how I know it now
The future does not show itself to me
So love and learn
Take your turn
Somewhere there's a feather
Falling slowly from the sky
You need not know the reason why
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Jackson Browne performs "Somewhere There's a Feather", and this lyric page sits inside the Jackson Browne catalog on LyroVerse.
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