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There was a little bird that flew away She flew so far to find somewhere to stay Nowhere was she wanted and though it sounds quite cliché, That little bird grew sadder every day. Nobody needed her, no not at all They pushed her towards a cliff and they watched her fall But little did they know that to their appall That bird could fly, she'd walk or even crawl. She had such a spirit that clung to her side She had plenty secrets for her to hide She had sweet emotion and bitter pain inside But most of all, she hadn't any pride. Though she took her tiny strength and she kept going She would never give up nor ever quit growing So she flew on without even knowing Where she would end up, she just flew on, singing and crowing. This is the story, of the of the unwanted bird That flew far away, and thus went unheard. Though she never gave up, she pushed on for ever Now she roams all alone, on her isolated endeavor.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 1:06 AM UTC
Katy
There was a little bird that flew away She flew so far to find somewhere to stay Nowhere was she wanted and though it sounds quite cliché, That little bird grew sadder every day. Nobody needed her, no not at all They pushed her towards a cliff and they watched her fall But little did they know that to their appall That bird could fly, she'd walk or even crawl. She had such a spirit that clung to her side She had plenty secrets for her to hide She had sweet emotion and bitter pain inside But most of all, she hadn't any pride. Though she took her tiny strength and she kept going She would never give up nor ever quit growing So she flew on without even knowing Where she would end up, she just flew on, singing and crowing. This is the story, of the of the unwanted bird That flew far away, and thus went unheard. Though she never gave up, she pushed on for ever Now she roams all alone, on her isolated endeavor.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 1:06 AM UTC
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