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Butterflies
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BUTTERFLIES
YOU'RE ALL I SEE WHEN I CLOSE MY EYES
YOU GIVE ME BUTTERFLIES
LOST FOR WORDS CAN'T DESCRIBE
YOU SET ME OF ON SIGHT
LET'S TAKE A MOMENT
TO APPRECIATE HOW BRIGHT YOU SHINE
YOUR VIBES IS POTENT
YOUR PRESENCE GETS ME HIGH
I'LL HELP YOU CARY
THE WEIGHT IF YOU UNLOAD
I WANNA LET YOU KNOW
DARLING YOU CAN GO
ANYWHERE YOU WANT TO GO
LOOK YOUR HEART
TAKE THE LEAD AND I WILL FOLLOW
DON'T BE FAR I WANT YOU NEAR
WHEN YOU COME THE SUN APPEARS
I FEEL INCLINED TO SHARE
TO CALL YOU MINE WOULD BE UNFAIR
YOUR LOVES POTENT
AND YOUR KISSES, THEY GET ME HIGH
I'LL HELP YOU CARY
THE WEIGHT IF YOU UNLOAD
I WANNA LET YOU KNOW
DARLING YOU CAN GO
ANYWHERE YOU WANT TO GO
LOOK YOUR HEART
TAKE THE LEAD AND I WILL FOLLOW
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SHADEEMUS UK
SHADEEMUS! (Sha-dee-mus) Originally composed of Scott Xylo, a British producer & Songwriter of Jamaican descent and Adam, a Welsh guitarist. Based in Leicester, they began by playing Xylo’s solo music but later grew into a trio after meeting Demigosh, a Nigerian Irish vocalist and performance artist at a gig in London. That chance encounter birthed SHADEEMUS!. ... more
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