I find it difficult to relax in the summertime with all the flowers in bloom I creep across the countryside with my net and my bait and a pocketful of baler twine I break the promises I make as I box up all the butterflies
I ruin everything as I sit in a field of grass in the spring listening to the beat of its little heart and to its wings struggling for air under an upturned glass and I put pins through its wings and I bottle it up I box it up and bury it in my heart
just as I know my friends I also know my enemies are the birds and the bees and my own little insecurities I creep around in the dark and I tear up all the dandelions and I break my own heart as I box up all the butterflies
tirelessly following its tiny butterfly tracks across the fields in the spring with a plastic carrier bag full of fish hooks and string I lay a little matchbox trap and I put pins through its wings and I bottle it up I box it up and bury it in my heart
I folded up its furry wings and opened up its little heart it might sound stupid but something about it made me want to pull it apart
I ruin everything as I sit in a field of grass in the spring listening to the beat of its little heart and to its wings struggling for air under an upturned glass and I put pins through its wings and I bottle it up I box it up and bury it in my heart
Compositores: Jonathan Mark Owen (The Boy Least Likely To), Peter John Hobbs (The Boy Least Likely To) ECAD: Obra #16825190 Fonograma #11124014