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The birds that stick around don’t sing much in winter, I mean, what is there to sing about? They are cold and probably envy their migrating friends; I hang with them, through the winter, give them seed and suet, fatness to keep them warm, but tonight, the birds are singing again, and the robins are back, so, I guess it is time to shout; The birds will sing and I will shout, I will let my happiness out. let it be a song
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Mar 12, 2025
Mar 12, 2025 at 8:42 PM UTC
The birds will sing, and I will shout
The birds that stick around don’t sing much in winter, I mean, what is there to sing about? They are cold and probably envy their migrating friends; I hang with them, through the winter, give them seed and suet, fatness to keep them warm, but tonight, the birds are singing again, and the robins are back, so, I guess it is time to shout; The birds will sing and I will shout, I will let my happiness out. let it be a song
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83/M/Sinks Grove, WV
Mar 12, 2025
Mar 12, 2025 at 8:42 PM UTC
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