My caged bird sings
I know why my caged bird still sings.
Oh how she wants to soar and fly and be free
Her spirits are broken, like her clipped wings
All she has now are her thoughts and so she thinks of trees
What positive can be in her mind?
One would think she has nothing
But she had everything aligned
you would think I was bluffing
This little bird still believes there's more to life
She has no problem in letting you think she is an unfortunate case
So stop being full of strife
Because she knows her place
She gets up on her claws
And stands tall
Deserving an applause
Knowing she won’t fall
This little bird now stares and sings
looking into the mirror, back at me
She smiles and wildly wiggles her wings
I was that caged bird, but now I sing and so gladly decree
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