A Field Of Birds

The Tallest Man on Earth

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[Intro] | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | [Verse 1] A little bird Came right up to me Found a thread oh Hanging from my sleeve [Chorus] Then he flew up high Until I fell apart Stitches they all flew oh From what hid my heart [Verse 2] So then a little girl Came and found my bones She built a man oh She should have made him watch [Chorus] As the meadowlark Found that needle’s eye As he made that patch oh For my broken sky [Interlude] | | | | | | | | | | [Verse 3] And so the winter night Came down to our hands Trying to steal oh What could soothe a man [Chorus] Yes and still I knew That old dark was mine And it’s fading out oh Every star I find [Interlude] | | | | | | | | | | [Verse 4] And so By the day Little girl and I Shook all trees oh To see what would fly [Chorus] And it’s times like thеse There’s no need for words I just need to find ohhhhh I need a fiеld of birds [Outro] | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | A Asus4 | Asus4 | A Asus4 | | |

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La chanson évoque la rencontre entre une petite fille et un oiseau, symboles de renouveau et de réparation. À travers des images poétiques, elle raconte les blessures émotionnelles qu'une personne porte en elle et comment celles-ci peuvent être curées au contact de la nature et de l'innocence. Un oiseau, en particulier, devient le messager de la transformation, tandis qu’une petite fille joue un rôle crucial dans la reconstruction de ce qui a été brisé. L'ambiance de la chanson oscille entre la mélancolie et l'espoir, évoquant des moments de solitude dans les nuits d'hiver, soulignant le besoin fondamental d'amour et de connexion. Les paroles soulignent l'importance de la simplicité et de la beauté des choses naturelles pour guérir nos blessures intérieures.

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