138. A Blue-bird Over the Treetops Flew

1 A blue-bird over the tree-tops flew,
His breast was red and his wings were blue,
And he sang for joy the whole day thro',
To tell it was Easter time.

2 A bulb lay withered and brown and dead;
But the sun awoke it in its bead,
And a pure white lily raised its head
To tell it was Easter time.

3 An Easter gift by a child was sent
To a land where none knew what Easter meant.
Far away with joyous news it went
To tell it was Easter time.

Text Information
First Line: A blue-bird over the treetops flew
Title: A Blue-bird Over the Treetops Flew
Author: Louise M. Oglevee
Meter: 9.9.9.7
Publication Date: 1935
Topic: Easter
Tune Information
Name: THE BLUEBIRD SONG
Composer: William G. Oglevee
Meter: 9.9.9.7
Key: G Major



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