Cover art for Black Bird by Smack

Black Bird

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Jan. 1, 19861 viewer

Black Bird Lyrics

I know there must be a bird
Who can sing about the joy of a coming spring
With a voice as soft as a sound of a summer rain
After a cold hard and long winter

She will make my darkness right
She will turn the black into white
She will even make the day out of night

She will wear black feathers
Wear black feathers and wear silver
And when she comes around, we are all by the other

She will make my darkness right
She will turn the black into white
She will еven make the day out of night

Makе a day out of night
And turn my nightmare into a dream
And lord, if i somehow go to sleep
Let me dream forever, forever, forever

I know one day she will call and i shall hear, i shall follow
In another time, in another place, in another world

She will make my darkness right
She will turn the black into white
She will even make the day out of night
She will make my darkness right
She will turn the black into white
She will even make the day out of night

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‘'As the spring comes, black bird sings, peace conquers the universe and we all shall unite’‘
Black Bird is a song by finnish rock band Smack. Released in 1986 as a b-side on the ’‘Paint It Black’‘ single. It also appears as a bonus track in some newer releases on the ’‘Rattlesnake Bite’‘ album, wich was released in 1985.

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Finnvox
Release Date
January 1, 1986
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