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[Verse 1]
All I know is something like a bird
Within her sang
All I know she sang a little while
And then flew on
[Refrain]
Tell me all that you know
I'll show you
Snow and rain
[Verse 2]
If you hear that same sweet song again
Will you know why?
Anyone who sings a tune so sweet
Is passing by
[Refrain]
Laugh in the sunshine
Sing
Cry in the dark
Fly through the night
[Chorus]
Don't cry now
Don't you cry
Don't you cry anymore
La-la-la-la
Sleep
In the stars
Don't you cry
Dry your eyes on the wind
La-la-la-la, la, la
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 3]
All I know is something like a bird
Within her sang
All I know she sang a little while
And then flew on
[Refrain]
Laugh in the sunshine
Sing
Cry in the dark
Fly through the night
[Verse 4]
If you hear that same sweet song again
Will you know why?
Anyone who sings a tune so sweet
Is passing by
[Refrain]
Tell me all that you know
I'll show you
Snow and rain
[Chorus]
Don't cry now
Don't you cry
Don't you cry anymore
La-la-la-la
Sleep
In the stars
Don't you cry
Dry your eyes on the wind
La-la-la-la, la, la
[Instrumental]
Bird Song (Live at Stanley Theater, Jersey City, NJ, September 27, 1972) was written by Jerry Garcia & Robert Hunter.
Bird Song (Live at Stanley Theater, Jersey City, NJ, September 27, 1972) was produced by The Grateful Dead.
The Grateful Dead released Bird Song (Live at Stanley Theater, Jersey City, NJ, September 27, 1972) on Tue Jun 09 1998.
In his notes for the All Good Things box set, Robert Hunter writes:
Don’t remember where I wrote the words for “Bird Song.” Probably when we were all living in Larkspur (where he wrote Workingman’s Dead and American Beauty) because it’s intended as a tribute to Janis [Joplin], after her death, and...