Little Bird

Ed Sheeran · Loose Change [2011]

if we take this bird in, with its broken leg

we could nurse it, she said

come in side for a little lie down with me

and if we fall asleep it would be the worst thing.

but when i wake up, and your makeup is on my shoulder

and tell me if i lie down, would you stay now?

let me hold ya, ohh



But if i kiss you will your mouth read this truth

darling how i miss you, strawberry's taste how lips do

and its not complete yet, mustn't get our feet wet

cause that leads to regret, diving into soon.

and i'll owe it all to you, oh, my little bird



my little bird



if we take a walk out, in the morning dew

we can lay down, so i'm next you

come inside for a little home made tea

and if you fall asleep, then at least your next to me

and if i wake up, say its late love get back to sleep

i'm covered by nature and i'm safe now

underneath this oak tree, with you beside me



But if i kiss you will your mouth read this truth

darling how i miss you, strawberry's taste how lips do

and its not complete yet, mustn't get our feet wet

cause that leads to regret, diving into soon.

and i'll owe it all to you, oh, my little bird



my little bird



my little bird



my little bird



and of all this thing i'm sure of, i'm not quite certain of your love

you made scream but then i made you cry when i left

that little bird with its broken leg to die



But if i kiss you will your mouth read this truth

darling how i miss you, strawberry's taste how lips do

and its not complete yet, mustn't get our feet wet

cause that leads to regret, diving into soon.

but i'll owe it all to you, oh, my little bird



my little bird, whoa oh oh oh whoaa



my little bird



my little bird



your my little bird...

Little Bird

Little Bird stands as a poignant song in Ed Sheeran's early discography, appearing on the 2011 compilation Loose Change. This recording captures the singer-songwriter during a formative period, showcasing the acoustic intimacy and melodic warmth that would later define his global success. The track reflects the folk-pop sensibilities Sheeran cultivated before achieving massive commercial dominance, offering a glimpse into his developing songwriting craft. While often overshadowed by later chart-topping hits, the song remains a testament to his ability to convey deep emotion through simple, effective arrangements. It serves as an essential piece of his musical evolution, highlighting the raw talent present in his initial body of work before he became a household name.