VERSE
Lady With A Bluebird
America
Written by Dewey Bunnell, Bill Mumy, and Robert Haimer, ©1984
Found on Perspective, Premium Gold Collection, and Centenary Collection.
She came out of the blue and into my world
She came out of the blue and into my world
I went out of my head over you
She was a lady with a bluebird sleepin' in her chair
She was dreamin' 'bout a girlfriend and wishing she was there
She was a lady with a bluebird
Under the bridge I saw Mercury flow
Between me and you and a fine tooth comb
She came out of the blue and into my world
She was a lady with a bluebird sleepin' in her chair
She was dreamin' 'bout a girlfriend and wishing she was there
She was a lady with a bluebird
I close my eyes, I still see blue
I hear her voice, I'll wait for you
I still see blue
She came out of the blue and into my world
Oh, she came out of the blue and into my world
She was a lady with a bluebird sleepin' in her chair
She was dreamin' 'bout a girlfriend and wishing she was there
She was a lady with a bluebird
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About this Song
Lady With A Bluebird by America is a song that explores themes of love, loss, and hope. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who has found solace and freedom, symbolized by a bluebird, that offers her hope and clarity. This bluebird represents a sense of peace and liberation from past troubles and experiences. The poignant moments in the song occur as the narrator reflects on this woman's journey, capturing the essence of her transformation and the serenity she finds. The interplay between these themes highlights the importance of finding inner peace and the beauty of personal growth.
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