Our context engine found "i shed my tears over the lovely song that not longer could be heard. never learn to fly. with dirty hands i dug a hole and gently laid the bird to rest in soil: a wound in the tear stained mud. my tears wore rain as i revealed the secrets of a tree. a cross of bark to speak through wooden grains: never learn to fly"" used in 1 musical pieces, reflecting its semantic importance.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.
i shed my tears over the lovely song that not longer could be heard. never learn to fly. with dirty hands i dug a hole and gently laid the bird to rest in soil: a wound in the tear stained mud. my tears wore rain as i revealed the secrets of a tree. a cross of bark to speak through wooden grains: never learn to fly"
Singer: pain of salvation
i once found a bird lying on the ground. it would not ever fly again. i held the bird up in my hands
i shed my tears over the lovely song that not longer could be heard. never learn to fly. with dirty hands i dug a hole and gently laid the bird to rest in soil: a wound in the tear stained mud. my tears wore rain as i revealed the secrets of a tree. a cross of bark to speak through wooden grains: never learn to fly"
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i once found a bird lying on the ground. it would not ever fly again. i held the bird up in my hands
i shed my tears over the lovely song that not longer could be heard. never learn to fly. with dirty hands i dug a hole and gently laid the bird to rest in soil: a wound in the tear stained mud. my tears wore rain as i revealed the secrets of a tree. a cross of bark to speak through wooden grains: never learn to fly"
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