Fly Through My Window

Pete Seeger

Transposer:

For verses I think the meter changes from 4/4 (or 2/4 twice) when repeating the name of the bird to 5/4 with "fly through my window." Listen to the song for help with this change! [Verse] Little bird little bird fly through my window Little bird little bird fly through my window Little bird little bird fly through my window Buy molasses candy [Refrain] Fly through my window My sugar lump Fly through my window My sugar lump And buy molasses candy Robin robin fly through my window Robin robin fly through my window Robin robin fly through my window And buy molasses candy [Refrain] Fly through my window My sugar lump Fly through my window My sugar lump And buy molasses candy [Verse] Bluebird bluebird fly through my window Bluebird bluebird fly through my window Bluebird bluebird fly through my window Buy molasses candy [Refrain] Fly through my window My sugar lump Fly through my window My sugar lump And buy molasses candy [Verse] Crow crow fly through my window Crow crow fly through my window Crow crow fly through my window Buy molasses candy [Refrain] Fly through my window My sugar lump Fly through my window My sugar lump And buy molasses candy [Verse] Bobwhite bobwhite fly through my window Bobwhite bobwhite fly through my window Bobwhite bobwhite fly through my window Buy molasses candy [Refrain] Fly through my window My sugar lump Fly through my window My sugar lump And buy molasses candy [Verse] Whippoorwill whippoorwill fly through my window Whippoorwill whippoorwill fly through my window Whippoorwill whippoorwill fly through my window Buy molasses candy [Refrain] Fly through my window My sugar lump Fly through my window My sugar lump And buy molasses candy [Verse] Hummingbird hummingbird fly through my window Hummingbird hummingbird fly through my window Hummingbird hummingbird fly through my window Buy molasses candy

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Cette chanson évoque le doux souhait d'un oiseau de passer à travers une fenêtre. Le chanteur invite plusieurs oiseaux, en mentionnant leurs noms, à entrer dans son espace et à partager de petites douceurs, comme des bonbons à la mélasse. Cela crée une image de légèreté et de proximité avec la nature, tout en faisant référence à la joie simple d'accueillir ces créatures dans son quotidien. Dans un contexte plus large, cette mélodie peut illustrer la connexion entre l'homme et la nature, rappelant l'émerveillement que peuvent susciter ces rencontres. C’est un hymne à la simplicité et à la beauté des choses simples de la vie.

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