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Artist: Robert Pollard
Canonical path: /robert-pollard/release-the-sunbird
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Release The Sunbird
Read Release The Sunbird lyrics by Robert Pollard on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Release The Sunbird
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They will send for you someday
Release the sunbird
Wheel up to you and drive you home
And below it was home then
To keep us so grounded
Oh, and I know it's ugly and wrong
When she calls you
You'll be crying
Inside dying alone
When she keeps you
You can't kiss her
And you will miss her
When she's gone
Falling in an arc from an open wrist
And time can only free you
When she's gone
She is dead
She is dead
And now she's dead!
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