Lady Bird
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Lady Bird
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I've been where the eagle flies rode his wings cross autumn skies
Kissed the sun touched the moon but he left me much too soon
His lady bird he left his lady bird
Lady bird come on down I'm here waitin' on the ground
Lady bird I'll treat you good ah lady bird I wish you would
You lady bird pretty lady bird
Lightning flashed across the sky the night he taught me how to fly
The sun came up and then I found too soon he let his lady down
His lady bird I'm his lady bird
Lady bird come on down...
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Winter lives in my heart in the times we're apart
Summer sings a song or two when he says I love you true
My lady bird yeah I'm his lady bird
Lady bird come on down...
I'm your lady bird you're a lady bird yes I'm a lady bird
You're too much you little bird
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Lee Hazlewood performs "Lady Bird", and this lyric page sits inside the Lee Hazlewood catalog on LyroVerse.
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