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Brittle Lyrics by Kirsty McGee

Two Birds

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Birds' wings in winter's fire
Spread out against the sky
A dozen - maybe seven more
That touch my heart as they fly by
This brittle winter air
So thin it steals your breath
Reminds me of your fragile taste
When i roll into your arms
Oh how brittle you feel
Like the snow light that finds you here
Oh your fragile frame
You're nothing more than bones and skin
A feather fell today
I saw you turn to see
The sun caught in a wing
A plane so far away
That cut this winter air
So thin it steals away
The colours of your cheek
Making you look cold and pale
A nameless winter wind
Makes you draw closer to my side
I wish i could contain -
Protect you from the wind and rain

About “Brittle” by Kirsty McGee

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"Brittle" is credited to Kirsty McGee. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Brittle" appears on "Two Birds".

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