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She is a songbird

Outside my window.

She polishes my spring mornings

With her soft serenades.

 

When the cold slips back in,

Her and her songs fly far away.

I don't doubt that she still sings for me

When I'm a million miles away.

 

She is a songbird

Outside my window.

And she always returns.

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