Songbird's Song

Maybe I heard it from that old blue jay
Right before the wind stole his words away-
That's one bird that's got a lot to say
Where could that blue jay have got the word?
Maybe he got it from the mockingbird
That would explain the laughter I heard

For your love, I'd fell the tallest trees
I'd shape a boat, I'd find a breeze
I'd sail it all through the seven seas
I'd bring you home to me

What bird is there that would dare to say
Words that could turn my blue skies gray?
Hope the wild wind steals her voice away
Why would clear blue skies tell lies to me?
Your eyes hold the only clouds I see
But this chill wind has a grip on me

For your love, I'd fell the tallest trees
I'd shape a boat, I'd find a breeze
I'd sail it all through the seven seas
I'd bring you home to me

Far beneath the song of the humming bees
There's a well of silence in a hollow tree
Where the hummingbird can take her ease
This world don't deal much in right and wrong
Forms of beauty - well, they don't last long
Best listen up to the songbird's song

For your love, I'd fell the tallest trees
I'd shape a boat, I'd find a breeze
I'd sail it all through the seven seas
I'd bring you home to me

I'd sail it all through the seven seas
And I'd bring you home to me