Bluebird
Buffalo Springfield * Track #5 On Buffalo Springfield Again
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Bluebird by Buffalo Springfield
Release Date
Performed by
Buffalo SpringfieldProduced by
Ahmet Ertegün & Stephen StillsWrited by
Stephen StillsAbout
The song was not a big hit, only number 58, but can be considered one of their best. Written by Stills with him and Furay providing vocals. “Mr. Soul” was the B-side, but actually became more well-known.
Bluebird Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Listen to my bluebird laugh
She can't tell you why
Deep within her heart, you see
She knows only crying, just crying
Yeah
[Verse 2]
There she sits, aloft at perch
Strangest color blue
Flying is forgotten now
Thinks only of you, just you, oh yeah
[Bridge]
So get all those blues
Must be a thousand hues
And be just differently used
You just know
You sit there mesmerized
By the depth of her eyes
That you can't categorize
She got soul, she got soul
She got soul, she got soul
Do you think she loves you?
Do you think at all?
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 3]
Soon she's going to fly away
Sadness is her own
Give herself a bath of tears
And go home, and go home
Bluebird Q&A
Who wrote Bluebird's ?
Bluebird was written by Stephen Stills.
Who produced Bluebird's ?
Bluebird was produced by Ahmet Ertegün & Stephen Stills.
When did Buffalo Springfield release Bluebird?
Buffalo Springfield released Bluebird on Sat Nov 18 1967.
What Buffalo Springfield versions of "Bluebird" have been released?
The two minute single edit was first released in June 1967. It ended after the lines “Do you think she loves you / Do you think at all”.
The album version that appeared on Buffalo Springfield Again is more than twice as long, adding an instrumental section where Stephen Stills and Neil Young trade...