Laughing At Birds
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Laughing At Birds
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Chorus:
She's laughing at birds
'Cause birds are funny
She's got her daddy
Calling her honey pie
When I hear her voice
I wanna cry
Just to think I could have her
By my side
But I know one day we'll be alright
Yes I know one day we'll be alright
Chorus
You might find her walking down the levee
Lookin' at the folks out in the field
Grandma and grandpa sitting on the
Front porch watching that little girl smile
When she looks up in the trees
Her smile could stop a train
She could be standin' in the rain
Or sliding down the hill in her kimono gown
But there ain't no doubt, she's got
My attention when she comes to town (2x)
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