Tonart: E major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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The bird had silver wings,
my friends,
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And reached out for the sky;
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It found its wings were broken,
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It had lost the right to fly.
The pink-eyed salamander
salamander
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Changed its colours for the day;
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It changed from white to purest gold
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And left the stag at bay.
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Now I am but a p;oor man
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In the apple blossom state,
I choose to fly where'er I please,
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The stag must needs a mate.
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Verse 2
golden salamander,
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You must take me as I am.
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I cannot change my colours,
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Verse 3
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Had become the rite of
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spring;
The silver bird made promises
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That scarcely meant a thing;
They told the wicked huntsman
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Where the stag had run to rest.
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Now the elderly survivor
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Knew this was not for the
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best;
He opened up his heart
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And prayed for peace for all mankind.
He asked a fortune teller
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But found out that she was blind.
Verse 4
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The
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clouds were passing over,
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There was little sign of rain;
The sun was slowly rising
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From its slumberdown again.
The stag had run to cover
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In a copse beside the lake;
The huntsman broke the silence
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And the birds began to wake.
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The fortune teller smiled
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As the survivor spoke of fate.
He thanked her for her interest
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But knew it was too late.
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Outro 1
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