Everybody Loves To Hear A Bird Sing - Tom T. Hall

Everybody Loves To Hear A Bird Sing

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
"Everybody Loves to Hear a Bird Sing" - Tom T. Hall
Track 8 of 18 on the album "Country Songs For Children" (1995)
 
Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWQIE1Tias4
 
[Intro]
D A D
(whistles)
 
[Verse 1]
D G
Sometimes birds don't have enough to eat
A D
There's not enough food in the fields or the street
D G
There are too many cities where there used to be trees
D A D
So it's left up to you and me
 
[Chorus]
D G
D A D
(whistles)
D G
The prettiest music you have ever heard
D A D
Here's how to make friends with a bird
 
[Verse 2]
D G
First, you get some peanut butter out of a jar
A D
And you can buy a bag of bird seed anywhere
D G
You mix it all together and you put it on the ground
D A D
And pretty soon the birds come around
 
[Chorus]
D G
Everybody loves to hear a bird sing
D A D
(whistles)
D G
The prettiest music you have ever heard
D A D
Here's how to make friends with a bird
 
[Verse 3]
D G
Some people buy spray and they spray it on the land
A D
They kill all the little bitty bugs that they can
D G
The birds eat the bugs and it makes them sick
D A D
I wish we didn't have to do that
 
[Chorus]
D G
'cause everybody loves to hear a bird sing
D A D
(whistles)
D G
The prettiest music you have ever heard
D A D
Here's how to make friends with a bird
 
[Verse 4]
D G
Right now, you're young and you're not very tall
A D
You're really very busy and you're really very small
D G
Someday when you're older and things go wrong
D A D
You're gonna need a pretty bird song
 
[Chorus]
D G
Because everybody loves to hear a bird sing
D A D
(whistles)
D G
The prettiest music you have ever heard
D A D
That's how to make friends with a bird
 
[Outro]
D A D
(whistles)

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