Track 1870/7Rosemary

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Out of the air tonight, there were butterflies That caught the dying of the light And the clouds looked like someone put them there And the bird above our heads did sing Rosemary, you said that one of us would die before the other one And then one of us would cry And you lay your head on the ground The sounds of your words did resound Rosemary, we sat below the willow tree As your body moved so fearlessly And the chimney smoked and the eyes did gaze And someone turned on the moon Rosemary, you named your children one by one You said you wanted three But the world had not yet spun And you lay your head on the ground The sounds of your words did resound Rosemary, we danced above the air tonight There were butterflies That caught the dying of the light