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Butterfly Smiles


Innocent and naïve She rides on the back of the wind To freedom She soars through the sky With nothing on her mind With nothing in her heart but love With nothing in her soul but hope So innocent and naïve Love is but a mystery The flash of her smile Can make your heart soar for miles The heat of her passion Can make you melt With butterflies inside Her happiness causes her to glide The clouds are darkening She suddenly collides A wall has blocked her path Her smile fades Her hope is gone So innocent and naïve
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