“Two Birds” is a song by Regina Spektor, an American singer-songwriter known for her diverse musical style and thoughtful lyrics. The song was released in 2006 as part of her fourth studio album, “Begin to Hope,”.
“Two Birds” is a gentle, piano-driven shack that showcases Spektor’s individual lyrics and poetic report. The lyrics range over themes of love, longing, and self-discovery, as the protagonist ponder on a relationship that has completed and contemplates the chance of finding happiness again.
With its affectional tune and heartfelt lyrics, “Two Birds” reverberate with listeners, earning praise for its confidentiality and vulnerability. Spektor’s expressive performance and knack for preparing relatable narratives donate to the song’s continuing popularity among fans and critics alike.
“Two Birds” has become a much loved basic in Regina Spektor’s goods, often bring out live and cherished by audiences for its raw feeling and timeless prayer. It stands as a evidence to Spektor’s talent as a songwriter and her capability to connect with listeners on a positively personal level.
Lyrics
Two birds on a wire
One tries to fly away
And the other watches him close from that wire
He says he wants to as well
But he is a liar
I’ll believe it all
There’s nothing I won’t understand
I’ll believe (I’ll believe) it all
I won’t let go of your hand
Two birds on a wire (oh-oh-oh)
One says, “C’mon” and the other says, “I’m tired”
The sky is overcast and I’m sorry (oh-oh-oh)
One more or one less
Nobody’s worried
I’ll believe it all
There’s nothing I won’t understand
I’ll believe (I’ll believe) it all
I won’t let go of your hand
Two birds of a feather
Say that they’re always gonna stay together
But one’s never going to let go of that wire (oh-oh-oh)
He says that he will
But he’s just a liar
Two birds on a wire
One tries to fly away and the other
Watches him close from that wire
He says he wants to as well, but he is a liar
Two birds on a wire
One tries to fly away and the other