Where are we against nature,
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And the thing is rubbish and the end of the summer.
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And only, arguing with the weather,
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Some stupid starling sings.
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Friends have long whistled
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And flying away they called with them,
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And tomorrow blizzards will strike,
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Who will need you in winter?
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Chorus:
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And he, an eccentric, could not understand in any way,
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Where to fly - why is he called somewhere.
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If this is his home
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His songs, his homeland is here.
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And who needs his trill in the spring,
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If spring is already spring,
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And who said that the songs in winter are over -
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Not at all the end.
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What a stupid starling.
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What a stupid starling.
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What a stupid starling.
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And people hid in fur coats
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And they raised their collars.
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How stupid is he?
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Who now needs daredevils.
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Alleys covered with snow,
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And he didn't change anything
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Maybe just a little warmer
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From his lonely song.
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Chorus:
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And he, an eccentric, could not understand in any way,
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Where to fly - why is he called somewhere.
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If this is his home
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His songs, his homeland is here.
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And who needs his trill in the spring,
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If spring is already spring,
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And who said that the songs in winter are over -
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Not at all the end.
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What a stupid starling.
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What a stupid starling.
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What a stupid starling.
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losing
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And he, an eccentric, could not understand in any way,
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Where to fly - why is he called somewhere.
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If this is his home
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His songs, his homeland is here.
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And who needs his trill in the spring,
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If spring is already spring,
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And who said that the songs in winter are over -
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Not at all the end.
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What a stupid starling.
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What a stupid starling.
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What a stupid starling.
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What a stupid starling.
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What a stupid starling.
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What a stupid starling. |