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Artist: Launcelot
Canonical path: /launcelot/horses-and-butterflies
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Horses and Butterflies
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Horses and Butterflies
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In the darkness
there are powerfull forces.
When you fall in shadows,
these forces born strong.
How strong would you be,
to destroy your fear?
As a imponent horse,
You'll walk to it.
How powerfull would you be,
to feel your soul?
As a shady butterfly,
You'll fly to it.
Horses and butterflies,
to save our lives.
Strong and powerfull,
to save you.
When you open your eyes,
they take you from the dark.
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