Blue Jay

from Dawn Chorus by LKFFCT

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When will the blue jay sing? We've been waiting and we're getting old.
It's a shame that all your promises melted away like a pile of snow.
Waiting for a light to shine instead it breaks like a halogen bulb. Winter breathes it's final breath. Love renewed with a ray of gold.

So please next time you make a decision involving all of us, consider the consequence in hurting the one that you love.

Blue jay singing in the rain she sheds a tear from yesterday's frost.
It's a shame that important decisions come down to a lousy coin-toss.
When will the guilt in my heart fade away on the dusty endless road?
My eyes are burning from the sight of you & changing the life that we've known.

So please next time you make a decision involving all of us, consider the consequence in hurting the one that you loved.

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from Dawn Chorus, released October 6, 2017

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