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Introducción:
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There&rsquo s a fable that we tell about a little boy
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Bright eyed young inside and full of joy
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He went out and got himself a new toy
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The old train got wet and rusted
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He found a love in the wings of a red bird
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The bird picked him up and gave him laughter
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When the winter came back the bird flew away
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The little boy had no place to stay
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Don&rsquo t blame it on the starlight
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Don&rsquo t blame it on the stars
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Just blame the whole damn thing on me
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and you
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Chapter two&rsquo s about a girl with a pretty smile
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She dressed nice with lips stained with alcohol
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She wants to talk to him in the next room
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She liked his readiness to come and cure it all
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They kissed on a bench underneath the red bird
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Lips so soft, they sucked every word
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When she woke up the bird had nested
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All her bad thoughts had made her brain tested
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Don&rsquo t blame it on the starlight
F G
Don&rsquo t blame it on the stars
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Just blame the whole damn thing on me
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and you
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Chapter three the boy sells his hopes and dreams
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You can&rsquo t live like like a man wearing ripped jeans
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He gets a job as a clerk in a corner store
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A red bird comes in through the front door
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The boy stares at a crack on the dirty wall
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The bird&rsquo s lips are stained with alcohol
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The boy checks out and climbs into a rusty car
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A red bird is perched on a distant start
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Don&rsquo t blame it on the starlight
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Don&rsquo t blame it on the stars
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Just blame the whole damn thing on me
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and you
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Chapter four the boy wastes his life away
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The girl made plans for another day
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She went to the store and picked out a red bird
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She brought it home and hung on its every word
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There&rsquo s a boy across the street playing with his trains
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Beside him is a man with growing pains
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A red bird picks them up and brings them laughter
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They didn&rsquo t wake up that&rsquo s happily ever after
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Don&rsquo t blame it on the starlight
F G
Don&rsquo t blame it on the stars
F G
Just blame the whole damn thing on me
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and you
F G
Don&rsquo t blame it on the starlight
F G
Don&rsquo t blame it on the stars
F G
Just blame the whole damn thing on me
F G
Don&rsquo t blame it on the starlight
F G
Don&rsquo t blame it on the stars
F G
Just blame the whole damn thing on me