Lyrics Butterfly - Brent Cobb

Butterfly - Brent Cobb
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Butterfly, artist - Brent Cobb. Album song No Place Left to Leave (2006), in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 06.02.2020
Record label: Ol' Buddy
Song language: English

Butterfly

A little old man said hey to a butterfly
How do your wings take you away
Well I was sittin' in a cocoon
Underneath the yellow moon in the winter time
One opened up and I started to fly
The wind came from the east so I flew to the west
Now I really don’t know why
Lord I guess I knew that way best
How does night turn to day
How does sunshine turn to rain
How come things have to change
How don’t matter anyway
So the little bitty butterfly sat and asked the man
How do your songs take you away
I was sitting on a barstool wasn’t feelin' real cool labeled habitual liar
My wound opened up and I started to write
Words came for the more but I wrote for the less
Now I really don’t know why
Lord I guess I knew that way best
How does night turn to day
How does sunshine turn to rain
How come things have to change
How don’t matter anyway, anyway
How does night turn to day
How does sunshine turn to rain
How come things have to change
How don’t matter anyway, anyway
How does night turn to day
How does sunshine turn to rain
How come things have to change
How don’t matter anyway

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Artist lyrics: Brent Cobb