My man catches butterflies in the bayou, He wants to see me at his knees, Do you too...? My man catches butterflies in the bayou, He likes my tears gleaming darker than water, Do you too...?
Death is inevitable, beautiful. Only one thing that I desire from it; when you come to me, please come with dignity.
Sometimes it is discombobulating that I am written by God, and all the shining stars they too are. We came from the same place, doesn't it make sense that we are supposed to have something beautiful in common too?
I always have had a strong feeling that my work will be known posthumously. After my body is buried under the cold ground and my soul gets lost be wandering among all the strangers in the neon gray groves. Maybe, maybe...
Love is like a butterfly, you must let it fly. I think so. So I'm just torn between the two states, I wanna sleep with him every night to show him the new dawn through my eyes and I never want him in my bed, so the romance gets the accurate rhythm of deathless song. But even if we don't talk anymore, I think, at the end of the day, in our involuntary loop of detachment he's already mine.
At night I wanna get high, and stand on the ledge of a cliff to watch the city veil. Until I see the new dawn of the unborn world.