Little Bird
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Little Bird
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A bird in a cage can't use its wings
One day she might refuse to sing
You'll find some feathers on the floor and an open door
Ooh Ooh whatcha gonna do
When your little bird flies away
Hey Hey, Ooh Ooh whatcha gonna say
Whatcha gonna do
When your little bird flies away
A bird in a cage is on display
People they poke and stare all day
If she can get those bars to bend
She wont be back again
Ooh Ooh whatcha gonna do
When your little bird flies away
Hey Hey, Ooh Ooh whatcha gonna say
Whatcha gonna do
When your little bird flies away
Free to touch the sky
She never dreamed shed ever fly so high
Ooh Ooh whatcha gonna do
When your little bird flies away
Hey Hey, Ooh Ooh whatcha gonna say
Whatcha gonna do
When your little bird flies away
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Who performs "Little Bird"?
Sherri Austin performs "Little Bird", and this lyric page sits inside the Sherri Austin catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to All That Matters and All The Love A Heart Can Hold with a short reason for opening each page next.
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