Birds In Your Garden

[G]It's six o[Em]clock, [Am]and the birds are s[D]inging. I[G]'m wide a[Em]wake,
[Am]whilst you are s[D]leeping, I[C] went outs[D]ide, in[G]to your [Em]garden,
[Am]the sun was [D]bright, a[C]nd the air was [Em]cool as I s[Am]tood their
l[D]istening, A[C]nd all the birds in your garden [D]they all
started singing this s[G]ong, take her [Bm]now, dont be [Am]scared
it's alri[D]ght. T[G]ouch her i[Bm]nside, it's a [C]crime against nature
she's been w[D]aiting all night. Come on and
h[G]old her and s[D]queeze her and [C]tell her you c[D]are if you w[G]ait
till to[D]morrow she'll no lo[C]nger be th[D]ere. C[Am]ome in and g[D]ive
it to her, y[G]ou know it's no[E]w or never. [Am]All the birds
in your garden [C]have all started singing this [G]song.

My father never told me about the birds and the bees , And I never realized, I would see birds as beautiful as these. I went inside, climbed to your bedroom. I kissed your eyes awake, and then I did what I knew was only natural. And all the birds in your garden they all started singing this song, take her, now, dont be scared it's alright. Touch her inside, it's a crime against nature she's been waiting all night. Come on and hold her and squeeze her and tell her you care if you wait till tomorrow she'll no longer be there. Come in and give it to her, you know it's now or never. All the birds in your garden they taught me the words to this song.