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Ostrich Fight Song Lyrics by Andy Dixon

The Mice of Mt. Career

2008

Oh all of my nails are gone
Dissolved and eroded by a lurking yet persistent doubt
We are such doubtful things
"Don't come closer, hold your horses
I've broken the backs of bigger animals than you
But keep those ideas locked behind your pointy teeth"
Isn't it funny what a simple bird like me is capable of
When it comes to survival?
"It's too much to go on"
But what about the Lion's bones in the sun?
What about the Lion's bones in the sun?
All of my family is legless empty feathers
With a desperate yet persistent
Fear of the roar which booms from places doused
In silver and honey
"Hold your horses
I've broken the backs of bigger animals than you
But keep those ideas locked behind your pointy teeth"
Isn't it funny what a simple bird like me is capable of
When it comes to survival?
"It's too much to go on"
But what about the Lion's bones in the sun?
What about the Lion's bones in the sun?
Our mouths were a parade when we could get focused
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Andy Dixon

Andy Dixon

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"Ostrich Fight Song" appears on "The Mice of Mt. Career" in 2008.

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