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Juicy Bird
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I let my juicy bird fly away
She went north for the summer
She ate the seeds that I had planted for budding romance
I let my juicy bird fly away
My room is empty like a vacant lot
And all my feathers droop down and rot
If I had fought a little harder and taken things farther
My room is empty like a vacant lot
Oh why why why can I not fly and be with her
She’s at the top of the pecking order
She must come back to me
My head has been in the sand for years
And when I cry it’s ostrich tears
To get your loving off the ground
Be the same way bound
I let my juicy bird fly away
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