Ladybird Natalie Merchant
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[Verse 1]
Hey, Ladybird, ain’t it just the way
The way that love grows cold and then fades away?
Now when he touches you, make no mistake
The fire’s long gone out and the ash has blown away
[Pre-Chorus]
You don’t know how to leave
And you don’t know where to fly
You don’t know what you feel
But you know it’s not satisfied today
[Verse 2]
So many little ones, so many mouths
You’ve got a lot to feed and you know you don’t know how
Making the best of it, somehow you’re making do
Making the best of the days that you stay
And you wait in this cage they made for you
[Chorus]
You don’t know how to leave
And you don’t know where to fly
You’ve got a lot of things to lose
So you’ve got a lot of things to hide
You know you don’t believe
But you know you’ve got to try today
Hey, Ladybird, ain’t it just the way
The way that love grows cold and then fades away?
Now when he touches you, make no mistake
The fire’s long gone out and the ash has blown away
[Pre-Chorus]
You don’t know how to leave
And you don’t know where to fly
You don’t know what you feel
But you know it’s not satisfied today
[Verse 2]
So many little ones, so many mouths
You’ve got a lot to feed and you know you don’t know how
Making the best of it, somehow you’re making do
Making the best of the days that you stay
And you wait in this cage they made for you
[Chorus]
You don’t know how to leave
And you don’t know where to fly
You’ve got a lot of things to lose
So you’ve got a lot of things to hide
You know you don’t believe
But you know you’ve got to try today
"Ladybird" by Natalie Merchant, released in 1995, is a #Folk song that explores themes of innocence, nature, and the passage of time. The lyrics convey a sense of nostalgia and a longing for simplicity. Unique musical elements include gentle melodies and Merchant's evocative vocals, creating an intimate atmosphere. The song resonates with listeners for its heartfelt reflection on life's fleeting moments.
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