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Birds In The Morning

We talk to the birds in the morning, We are quite all right being bold, We spin without being dizzy And learn without being told. I’ll meet you again when we grow up; You won’t know for sure that it’s me Till I show you that prize in my pocket We found when we only were three.
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jay-harden
Published
Oct 6, 2011
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January 15, 2005

Athens, Georgia

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