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stork daddy
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only say the word and i shall be healed.
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sameolme
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Yes, they worry a lot. Cats, hawks etc.
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stork daddy
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oh i don't know if it's worry. they just sort of run or get eaten.
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mon uow
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they sing
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sameolme
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O.k., not human type worry, but you can see that they are on high alert most of the time. There are no assisted living communities for old birds. Sooner or later they pretty much all get eaten. They have good reason to be nervous.
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sameolme
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I'm retty sure the ones who run do get eaten. If they take wing they have a much better chance at worrying again tomorrow.
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stork daddy
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you put the flight in flight or fight.
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god
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here's to birdmad
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Mister Brightside
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in the field, there are no tall buildings to smack into
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dafremen
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What if there's nothing to worry about? Wouldn't worrying just be a waste of time, company, and mental effort then? P.S. (There's nothing to worry about.)
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Mister Brightside
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i do get bored (i do get bored) in the flat field
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Chicken
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Let = "Bush"...
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050301
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what's it to you?
who
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blather
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