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Artist: Mantar
Canonical path: /mantar/you-who-were-a-turtle-now-a-bird
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You Who Were a Turtle (Now a Bird)
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You Who Were a Turtle (Now a Bird)
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When will my heart be free of you?
you fly away on mended wings
you who were a turtle now a bird
you who were a turtle now a bird
soaring like a condor in the sky
the trumpets there were my idea
the rest was yours as always
the rest was yours as always
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