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The Birdie's Song

Author: Anna Chichester Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: I heard a happy birdie sing Refrain First Line: Birdie sing: Praise the Lord! Lyrics: 1 I heard a happy birdie sing, Praise God! Praise God! It made the woods with music ring, Praise God! Praise God! Chorus: Birdie sing: Praise the Lord! Birdie sing: Praise the Lord! For our hearts take up the song enchanting: Birdie sing: Praise the Lord! Birdie sing: Praise the Lord! Not a voice should in the chorus be wanting. 2 I heard it sing another tune, Trust God! Trust God! It bro't the lesson sweet of June, Trust God! Trust God! [Chorus] 3 The sweetest note of all she sang, Love God! Love God! And in my heart the chorus rang, Love God! Love God! [Chorus] Used With Tune: [I heard a happy birdie sing]
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Des Vögleins Lied

Author: C. Fistler Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Ein Vöglein sang mit hellem Schall Refrain First Line: Vöglein singt: Preist den Herrn Used With Tune: [Ein Vöglein sang mit hellem Schall]
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