Bluebird
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Bluebird
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I was a broken winged bluebird
You had an empty shoebox
I was back to flying high before I knew it
I must a not have seen the glass
What it was you’d been looking past
I could only shatter your reflection
And suddenly, it’s me that needs mending
Suddenly, I demand repair
Your gentle heart distracts from what your mind wants
For the chance to see me fly away up there
I was a lonesome greyhound dog
Hanging by your front lawn
Panting wild in the August sun
With saucer full of water
A name and collar
I became someone to someone
And suddenly, I don’t need to run
Suddenly it’s mе who’s in repair
Your gentle hеart distracts from what your mind wants
Just imagine if you weren’t standing there
Just imagine if you weren’t standing there
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