Ingrid
[Verse 1: Jack Van Cleaf]
Fly on down, birdie, far from the North Pole
I'll meet you in Georgia, trade peaches for snow
You've had a hard time, birdie, like rocks and like stones
But you sing when it's sunny, and you sing when it's cold
[Interlude]
[Verse 2: Jack Van Cleaf]
Sing a song, birdie, for your body is grace
And sing for your mama 'fore she flies away
Sing a song, birdie, for all of your pain
And you can sing a song, birdie, for the great Golden State
[Verse 3: Jack Van Cleaf & Vivien Vaucher]
And looking now, birdie, see how you've grown
With eyes from the heavens and iron for bones
Raising those brothers like two chicks of your own
You've done a good job, birdie, you've done bеtter than most
[Verse 4: Jack Van Cleaf & Vivien Vaucher, Jack Van Cleaf]
Fly around Venice, fly around Romе
Sink with the city and never come home
Birdie, nobody blames you for flying away
Look at you birdie, you carry this cage
[Interlude]
[Verse 5/Outro: Jack Van Cleaf, Jack Van Cleaf & Vivien Vaucher]
So come on now, birdie, through the fury and the fire
Fly a little, birdie, from your father, he's a liar
I'll meet you in the city of the bicycle tires
And you can sing with me, birdie, on the telephone wires
Fly on down, birdie, far from the North Pole
I'll meet you in Georgia, trade peaches for snow
You've had a hard time, birdie, like rocks and like stones
But you sing when it's sunny, and you sing when it's cold
[Interlude]
[Verse 2: Jack Van Cleaf]
Sing a song, birdie, for your body is grace
And sing for your mama 'fore she flies away
Sing a song, birdie, for all of your pain
And you can sing a song, birdie, for the great Golden State
[Verse 3: Jack Van Cleaf & Vivien Vaucher]
And looking now, birdie, see how you've grown
With eyes from the heavens and iron for bones
Raising those brothers like two chicks of your own
You've done a good job, birdie, you've done bеtter than most
[Verse 4: Jack Van Cleaf & Vivien Vaucher, Jack Van Cleaf]
Fly around Venice, fly around Romе
Sink with the city and never come home
Birdie, nobody blames you for flying away
Look at you birdie, you carry this cage
[Interlude]
[Verse 5/Outro: Jack Van Cleaf, Jack Van Cleaf & Vivien Vaucher]
So come on now, birdie, through the fury and the fire
Fly a little, birdie, from your father, he's a liar
I'll meet you in the city of the bicycle tires
And you can sing with me, birdie, on the telephone wires