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Cher ~ Elusive Butterfly


You might wake up some morning To the sound of something moving Pass your window in the wind And if you're quick enough to rise You'd met the fleeting glimpse Of someone's fading shadows Out on a new horizon You may see the boat in motion Of a distant carib wind And if you need press your ear You might hear footsteps running Through an open meadow Chorus: Do be so concern it will not harm you It's only mistress doing something I'm not sure of Cross my dreams with myths and wonders I'll take the brightest elusive butterfly of love You might have heard my footsteps echo softly Through the distant, from canyons of your mind I might have even called your name As i ran safely after something to believe in You might have see me running Through the long abandon ruins Of the dreams you left behind If you remember something They're the brightest path to follow close I remember dreaming Chorus more free lyrics

You might wake up some morning
To the sound of something moving
Pass your window in the wind
And if you're quick enough to rise
You'd met the fleeting glimpse
Of someone's fading shadows

Out on a new horizon
You may see the boat in motion
Of a distant carib wind
And if you need press your ear
You might hear footsteps running
Through an open meadow

Chorus:
Do be so concern it will not harm you
It's only mistress doing something
I'm not sure of
Cross my dreams with myths and wonders
I'll take the brightest elusive butterfly of love

You might have heard my footsteps echo softly
Through the distant, from canyons of your mind
I might have even called your name
As i ran safely after something to believe in

You might have see me running
Through the long abandon ruins
Of the dreams you left behind
If you remember something
They're the brightest path to follow close
I remember dreaming

Chorus

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