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Artist: Jericho
Canonical path: /jericho/echo-park-ornithology-club
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Echo Park Ornithology Club
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Echo Park Ornithology Club
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I came to California flying all alone
I left the nest to see if I could build my own
And then I met a flock that was flying high above
It's the Echo Park Ornithology Club
They say I've got a bird chest
and some chicken legs
I met a chickadee but she won't lay my eggs
So now it's flying home that I am dreaming of
in the Echo Park Ornithology Club
it's the Echo Park Ornithology
Echo Park Ornithology
Echo Park Ornithology Club
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