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Nightingale Lyrics
Like some night bird homeward wingin He seeks the sheltered nest Like the
sailor's lost horizon, He needs some place to rest The songs that he's
been singin' No longer make much sense And those stranger's cold
perceptions They've killed his confidence Nightingale, she sails away
upon a sea of song Nightingale, SHE SERENADES HIS LONELY, LONELY LIFE
ALONG When his tired voice is broken His golden hope is gone She makes
a lost soul's simple longing somehow not so wrong Nightingale,
nightingale
He was strong, but he was taken By the thought of his
success Those spotlights shadows How they lured him and took him like all
the rest But that old dream don't look good now No it don't seem quite the
same He needs to hear a tender word Won't you sing him home
again Nightingale, she sails away up on a sea of song Nightingale, she
serenades his lonely, lonely life along When his strength is slowly
going, His pride is all but gone She makes a foolish dreamer listen to
one last song Nightingale ooh sing sweet nightingale Oh, na, na, na,
na Nightingale ooh sing sweet nightingale
In my
little town I grew up believing God keeps his eye on us all And he
used to lean upon me As I pledged allegiance to the wall Lord I recall my
little town Coming home after school Riding my bike past the gates of the
factories My mom doing the laundry Hanging out shirts in the dirty
breeze And after it rains there's a rainbow And all of the colors are
black It's not that the colors aren't there It's just imagination they
lack Everything's the same back in my little town
In my little town I
never meant nothing I was just my father's son Saving my money Dreamin
of glory Twitching like a finger on a trigger of a gun
Nothing but
the dead and dying back in my little town Nothing but the dead and dying
back in my little town Nothing but the dead and dying back in my little town
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