Bird Stealing Bread
Iron & Wine * Track #2 On The Creek Drank the Cradle
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Album The Creek Drank the Cradle
- #1Lion’s Mane
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- #2Bird Stealing Bread
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- #3Faded From the Winter
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- #4Promising Light
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- #5The Rooster Moans
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- #6Upward Over The Mountain
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- #7Southern Anthem
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- #8An Angry Blade
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- #9Weary Memory
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- #10Promise What You Will
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- #11Muddy Hymnal
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Bird Stealing Bread by Iron & Wine
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Sam BeamBird Stealing Bread Lyrics
Tell me baby, tell me
Are you still on the stoop
Watching the windows close?
I've not seen you lately
On the street, by the beach
Or places we used to go
I've a picture of you
On our favorite day by the seaside
There's a bird stealing bread
That I brought out from under my nose
Tell me baby, tell me
Does his company make
Light of a rainy day?
How I've missed you lately
And the way we would speak
And all that we wouldn't say
Do his hands in your hair
Feel a lot like a thing you believe in
Or a bit like a bird stealing bread
Out from under your nose
Tell me baby tell me
Do you carry the words
Around like a key or change?
I've been thinking lately
Of a night on the stoop
And all that we wouldn't say
If I see you again
On the street, by the beach
In the evening
Will you fly like a bird stealing bread
Out from under my nose?
Bird Stealing Bread Q&A
Who wrote Bird Stealing Bread's ?
Bird Stealing Bread was written by Sam Beam.
Who produced Bird Stealing Bread's ?
Bird Stealing Bread was produced by Sam Beam.
When did Iron & Wine release Bird Stealing Bread?
Iron & Wine released Bird Stealing Bread on Tue Sep 24 2002.
What did Iron & Wine say about "Bird Stealing Bread"?
Beam listed “Bird Stealing Bread” as a favorite of his in an interview with Vulture:
I put that one on the list because, in my memory, as far as all those batches of songs, it seemed like it just popped out of the environment [where] I was living — Miami, maybe two blocks from the beach, writing th...