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"Four calling birds" is a line from the popular Christmas carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas." In terms of rhyming, the word "birds" is typically paired with words such as "words," "herds," or "curds." These words have a similar ending sound to "birds," making them suitable rhymes in the context of the song.

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