Madame Butterfly
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Madame Butterfly
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Nothing positive can come out of this
Said Madame Butterfly with her last kiss
And what you never had, you won't really miss
And nothing really matters, no not even this
Alright, I said, I know all things must change
And what was familiar now seems strange, yeah
Back on the streets, I move from town to town
But I don't know where, or why I go
Where is high, where is low
Where is up, and where is down
I just don't know, I just don't know
I wish I could fall
Wish I could fall, fall in love
But I'm, I'm not at all
I'm not at all in love
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Kevin Ayers performs "Madame Butterfly", and this lyric page sits inside the Kevin Ayers catalog on LyroVerse.
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