This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
summer arrived on the back of a mockingbird. it sang a sweet melody, but couldn’t seem to find the right words. i don’t know if you’ve heard, but it’s all over town, yeah they’re buzzing about it now. i was singing alone when the mockingbird came to me, perched on my windowsill, and hummed along quietly. but before long she was singing along, and she said, yeah she said:
“i’ve been waiting so long for these words to come out,
it’s practically all I’ve been thinking about.
so thank you for finding the words i couldn’t find on my own,
now i'm not alone.”
autumn was on its way and summer was on its way out; the mockingbird told me: “i change with the seasons,” and that she was leaving town in a few days now. we said our goodbyes, and i secretly wished for more time, but the seasons are merciless. for a while we both stood in silence
until she said:
“i’ve been waiting so long for these words to come out,
it’s practically all I’ve been thinking about.
so thank you for finding the words i couldn’t find on my own,
now i'm not alone.”
“i’ve been waiting so long for these words to come out,
it’s practically all I’ve been thinking about.
so thank you for finding the words i couldn’t find on my own,
now i'm not alone.”
autumn was on its way and summer was on its way out; the mockingbird told me: “i change with the seasons,” and that she was leaving town in a few days now. we said our goodbyes, and i secretly wished for more time, but the seasons are merciless. for a while we both stood in silence
until she said:
“i’ve been waiting so long for these words to come out,
it’s practically all I’ve been thinking about.
so thank you for finding the words i couldn’t find on my own,
now i'm not alone.”
Lyrics submitted by CheezMastre
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