Bluebirds Over The Mountain

The Beach Boys

Originally recorded by
Ersel Hickey

Album Information
Album Name (Year): 20/20 (1969)
Record Label: Capitol Records
Billboard Chart: The Billboard 200
Entry Week (Position): 03/01/1969 (n/a)
Peak Position: 68	Weeks On Chart: 11
Songs On This Album: (Click For Lyrics) 1. Do It Again 2. I Can Hear Music 3. Bluebirds Over The Mountain 4. Be With Me 5. All I Want To Do 6. The Nearest Faraway Place (Instrumental) 7. Cotton Fields (The Cotton Song) 8. I Went To Sleep 9. Time To Get Alone 10. Never Learn Not To Love 11. Our Prayer (Instrumental) 12. Cabin Essence

Album Notes

This album also spent 10 weeks on the British Charts starting 03/29/69, peaking at #3.
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Bluebirds over the mountain
Seagulls over the sea-ea-ea
Bluebirds over the mountain
Bring my baby to me

A boy and a girl they once found love
To each it seemed like heaven above
He looked into her eyes and said
Ooo wee baby you're so good for my head

Bluebirds over the mountain
Seagulls over the sea-ea-ea
Bluebirds over the mountain
Bring my baby to me

Oh everyone in every land
Please give me a helping hand
If you see her all alone
Oh tell my baby "won't you please come home?"

Bluebirds over the mountain
Seagulls over the sea-ea-ea
Bluebirds over the mountain
Bring my baby to me

Oh bring my baby back
I don't know why she's been so long
But all I know is that she's gone
Oh bring my baby back to me
Well I'm in pain can't you see

A boy and a girl they once found love
To each it seemed like heaven above
I guess that's why we fell in love
And now she's gone and all I have to say is

Bluebirds over the mountain
Seagulls over the sea yeah
Bluebirds over the mountain
Bring my baby to me

Bring my baby
Oooo baby
Oooo oooo oooo oooo

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Song Information
Song Written By: Ersel Hickey
Track Number: 03	Track Length: 2:53
Billboard Chart: Song did not chart in the U.S.
Entry Week (Position): - -
Peak Position: - -	Weeks On Chart: - -

Song Notes

This song spent 5 weeks on the British Charts starting 12/28/68, peaking at #33.

The Beach Boys

Originally recorded by Ersel Hickey

Originally recorded by
Ersel Hickey