| It’s six o’clock the birds are singin'
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| I’m wide awake whilst you’re still fast asleep
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| I went outside into your garden
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| The sun was bright and the air was cool
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| And as I stood there listenin'
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| Oh, well the birds in your garden
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| They all started singin' this song
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| «Take her now, don’t be scared it’s alright
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| Oh, come on, touch her inside
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| It’s a crime against nature, she’s been waitin' all night
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| Come on, hold her, kiss her and tell her you care
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| If you wait 'til tomorrow she’ll no longer be there
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| Come on, come on and give it to her
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| You know it’s now or never»
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| Yeah, the birds in your garden have all started singin' this song
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| My father never told me about the birds and the bees
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| And I guess I’ve never realised
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| That I would ever meet birds as beautiful as these
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| I came inside, climbed into your bedroom
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| I kissed your eyes awake
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| And then I did what I knew was only natural
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| And then the birds in your garden
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| They all started singin' this song
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| «Take her now, don’t be scared it’s alright
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| Oh, come on, touch her inside
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| It’s a crime against nature, she’s been waitin' all night
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| Come on, hold her, kiss her and tell her you care
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| If you wait 'til tomorrow she’ll no longer be there
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| Come on, come on and give it to her
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| You know it’s now or never»
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| Yeah, the birds in your garden have all started singin' this song
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| Yeah, the birds in your garden
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| They taught me the words to this song |