Little Weaver Bird
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Little Weaver Bird
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Little weaver bird
Sitting sadly in the tree,
Take my good advice
And forget your misery.
Your tears are all in vain
And regret can be absurd.
Little weaver bird,
Get weaving.
The year is going by
And the season's getting on,
Don't you think it's time
To build yourself a home?
She blinked her brilliant eye,
I don't even think she heard.
Little weaver bird,
Get weaving.
Your children will arrive
And expect a downy bed,
For everything alive
Needs a place to lay its head.
She looked at me and sighed,
But she never said a word.
Little weaver bird,
Get weaving.
Oh, I can sympathize with a heart that is distressed
But every bird who's wise will build herself a nest.
She looked at me and sighed,
Then a miracle occurred,
The little weaver bird
Got weaving.
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Molly Drake performs "Little Weaver Bird", and this lyric page sits inside the Molly Drake catalog on LyroVerse.
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