This bird has flown- another lyric video of the same song

Why does Water Tower keep making new content based around the same song?

Cuz its fun. 

The other reason is that when the band gets back on the road, they are hoping that the fans will be 

able to sing along loud and proud.

This video premieres at 12:00 PM PDT


"This Bird has Flown" is a lyric stolen from The Beatles.

They sing about that in "Norwegian Wood".

This band clearly ripped off The Beatles. 





 

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