Rosemary & Garlic
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The Kingfisher

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Rosemary & Garlic Canonical path: /rosemary-e-garlic/the-kingfisher Related lyric paths: 6
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The Kingfisher

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Did you hear me calling for you

From the top of the old trees

Heavy snow upon the branches

He tells me to let it be

Skate away on the ice

Did you hear me sing a song for you

From in between the needles too

I should learn to love you like the snow

He has learned to let me go

I’ll become a kingfisher

A coloured flight

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