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Artist: Paul McCartney
Canonical path: /paul-mccartney/jenny-wren
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Jenny Wren
Read Jenny Wren lyrics by Paul McCartney on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Jenny Wren
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Like so many girls
Jenny Wren could sing
But a broken heart took her song away
Like the other girls
Jenny Wren took wing
She could see the world
And its foolish ways
How we spend our days
casting love aside
losing sight of life, day by day
She saw poverty
breaking all her home
Wounded warriors took her song away
But the day will come, Jenny Wren will sing
When this broken world mends its foolish ways
Then we spend our days catching up our life
All because of you, Jenny Wren
You saw who we are, Jenny Wren
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Paul McCartney performs "Jenny Wren", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul McCartney catalog on LyroVerse.
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