Butterfly
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Butterfly
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Seven days is all it took, this time
Look at me; do I seem the least bit surprised
I taught you how to spread your wings
I taught you how to drive
Didin't think you'd get so many miles
And I see
Life with my butterfly and me
Look me in the eye, just one time
Humor me, humor me once in a while
Always looking behind me, for a more important time
Someone you can sling your resume to
And I see
Life with my butterfly and me
This is, this is not about you and me
That ship boat, this ship is lost at sea
Just a morbid curiosity
About my butterfly and me
Seven days is all it took, this time
Now you're asking me what's going through my mind
The b-lines you paved, and the hands you waved
This should come as no surprise
And I see
Life with my butterfly and me
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Brandon Heath performs "Butterfly", and this lyric page sits inside the Brandon Heath catalog on LyroVerse.
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