The Browns - I heard the bluebirds sing

I m^Det a girl out in the hills who g^Gave my lonely heart a thrill, Her be^Dauty seemed just like a breath of spr^Aing, And w^Dhen I looked into her eyes I th^Gought of bluish summer skies, And w^Dhen I held her hand in mine I he^Aard the bluebirds s^Ding.

They sang of wo^Gndering, Wondering if you love her, Will she ma^Drry, Marry if you'll ask her, Will her h^Aeart beat, Heart beat true for him for, T^Dhen and ever-more, And when she's lo^Gnely, Lonely is to know her, When there's sa^Ddness, Sadness will en-tear her, Will they al^Aways, Always be together, Until in death they p^Dart.

I co^Durted her for months on end unt^Gil she promised we would wed, We pl^Danned on being married in the spr^Aing, All thr^Dough the long cold winter months it se^Gemed that spring would never come, And e^Dvery gloomy winter day I he^Aard the bluebirds si^Dng.

They sang of wa^Giting, Waiting for the flowers, And of co^Dunting, Counting every hour, Till the bl^Auebirds, Bluebirds chirps it's welcome, In^Dto the world once more, And though we're wa^Giting, Waiting for the sunshine, We keep hating, Ha^Dting every storm-cloud, That has ga^Athered, Gathered over the mountains, To keep us far ap^Dart.

And w^Dhen at least spring touched the earth, We were mar^Gried in the village church, Our we^Ddding seemed just like a dream come tr^Aue, So m^Dany years have come and gone, Our l^Gove is still as true and strong, As w^Dhen I found her long ago and st^Aill the bluebirds si^Dng.

They sing of lo^Gving, Loving every hour, That I'm mar^Dried Married to my flower, We'll be happy, Happ^Ay ever after, As si^Dnce the day we met, And though we're ol^Gder, Our older love is sweeter, We grow fo^Dnder, Fonder of each other, We'll be swe^Aethearts, Sweethearts both together, Until the end of ti^Dme.