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The Terribly Charming Mr Cat

from ANTIPODES by HAMISH R MARR

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Try and see it from his point of view.

lyrics

hey little bird in the sky
why don't you fly down and sit by my side
don't you believe all the things that they say
I will not hurt you
I'm just sitting down in the shade

hey little bird in the tree
why don't you fly down and talk to me
all of those stories about me are lies
come closer my dear
look deep into my eyes

poor little bird in the sky
I'm very sorry! You'll no longer fly
its in my nature! That I'm going to lie
you know I will be the one to survive!

poor little bird in the tree
I am what I am! and that's what will be
so sad! you have to go
the greatest danger to you comes from those that you know!

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from ANTIPODES, released January 1, 2015
Featuring Dave Moyle on blues harp

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HAMISH R MARR Melbourne, Australia

Musician, producer, sound recorder, composer of words and music.
Producer of recordings for
Spencer P Jones,
The Slappers,
Bobby Qualtrough,
Gut Stk,
The Renovators,
Malcolm Hill,
Burn in Hell. ... more

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