Mary Hopkin - Sparrow

On sundaymorning everyone would leave the house
Dressed for the sunday service
And through the streets I used to know
They go to meet their friends and so they take the family seat
For the praise so honestly
Forgetting all around him
When Eleanor sings in the choir
It's like a larking summer

The sparrow sings the sparrow flies
With mighty wings he reaches
As high as any other bird
He shall inherite all the earth

The sparrow sings the sparrow flies
With mighty wings he reaches
As high as any other bird
He shall inherite all the earth A wealth of silence will he send upon the town
In colors of the evening
The thought has troubled me before
I know alone I need a sound to fill each moment
I had to find it out my way
They couldn't stop me leaving
As though they knew but could not say
They let me go believing

The sparrow sings the sparrow flies
With mighty wings he reaches
As high as any other bird
He shall inherite all the earth

The sparrow sings the sparrow flies
With mighty wings he reaches
As high as any other bird
He shall inherite all the earth

Through the blue and hazy drift of after two
A saxophone is moaning
I rise and step into the cruel night air