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Beach Boys ~ Little Bird


Little bird up in a tree Looked down and sang a song to me Of how it began Na na na na na na Na na na na na na Na na na na na na The trout in the shiny brook Gave the worm another look And told me not to worry About my life Na na na na na na Na na na na na na Na na na na na na Tree in my own backyard Stands all alone Bears fruit for me And it tastes so good Where's my pretty bird He must have flown away If i keep singing He'll come back someday Dawn, bird's still gone Guess i'll go mow the lawn What a day, what a day Oooo, what a beautiful day this is Ooooooooo Little bird up in a tree Looked down a sang a song to me The trout in a shiny brook Gave the worm another look And told me not to worry about my life Little bird looked down And sang a song to me Little bird looked down And sang a songto me Little bird looked down And sang a song to me more free lyrics

Little bird up in a tree
Looked down and sang a song to me
Of how it began

Na na na na na na
Na na na na na na
Na na na na na na

The trout in the shiny brook
Gave the worm another look
And told me not to worry
About my life

Na na na na na na
Na na na na na na
Na na na na na na

Tree in my own backyard
Stands all alone
Bears fruit for me
And it tastes so good

Where's my pretty bird
He must have flown away
If i keep singing
He'll come back someday

Dawn, bird's still gone
Guess i'll go mow the lawn

What a day, what a day
Oooo, what a beautiful day this is

Ooooooooo

Little bird up in a tree
Looked down a sang a song to me

The trout in a shiny brook
Gave the worm another look
And told me not to worry about my life

Little bird looked down
And sang a song to me
Little bird looked down
And sang a songto me
Little bird looked down
And sang a song to me

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