Aaron Jaxon covers Miranda Lambert's "Bluebird" with spoken-word additions, describing himself as a turner, keeper, giver, and rhymer. He weaves in metaphors like keeping a bluebird in his heart and a light on in his soul, using repetition to drive home a message about holding onto hope no matter what.
Yeah, I'm a turner. I turn pages all the time. Don't like where I'm at. 34 was bad, so I just turned 35. Yeah, I'm a keeper. I keep digging down for the deep. Like the records I'm playing, they might keep you waiting, but you know I'm gonna play 'em for keeps. And if the house just keeps on winning, I got a wild card up my sleeve. And if love keeps giving me lemons, I'll mix them in my drink. And if the whole wide world stops singing and all the stars go dark, I'll keep a light on in my soul. I'll keep a bluebird in my heart. Yeah, I'm a giver. Oh, and I'm still giving them hell. Forgiving's pretty hard, so I made an art out of forgiving them well. Yeah, I'm a rhymer. I can turn 20 cents into a 10. And if I get confused and I start to lose, I'll rhyme it down till it all makes sense. And if the house just keeps on winning, I gotta watch I've got a wild card up my sleeve. And if love keeps giving me lemons, I'll mix 'em in my drink. And if the whole wide world stops singing and all the stars go dark, I'll keep a light on in my soul. I'll keep a bluebird in my heart. And if the house just keeps on winning, I got a wild card up my sleeve. And if love keeps giving me lemons, I just mix 'em in my drink. And if the whole wide world stops singing, and all All the stars go dark, I keep a light on in my soul. I keep a bluebird in my heart. I keep a light on in my soul. I keep a bluebird in my heart.
