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Butterflies
03:08
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Intro :
Old gravediggress by the dried up brook
Whose babble turned to gravel
And my company too
Verse1 :
I used to watch the butterflies
Pretend that it's spring
I Used to watch the butterflies
Pretend that it's spring
I Used to watch the butterflies
Pretend that it's spring
I Used to watch the butterflies
Pretend…
Bridge :
Old gravedigger by the burnt out tree
Who held a hive, a murmur
But no more bees
I used to hear the wind
Made speak and sing the leaves
Seems so long I've felt but a shy and tender breeze
Verse2 (pitched down -12 semitones) :
I used to watch the butterflies
Pretend that it's spring
I Used to watch the butterflies
Pretend that it's spring
I Used to watch the butterflies
Pretend that it's spring
I Used to watch the butterflies
Pretend…
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