
The Last Butterfly 1
The Last Butterfly Intro (piano) Verse 1 [male vocals] A fragile wing on frozen glass, Outside the night — so cold, so vast. Drawn by the candle's tender glow, He longed to cross where warmth could flow. Verse 2 [female Vocals] An unseen hand delayed his way, And softly whispered, "Wait one day." He felt the heat through window's gleam, And drifted deeper in his dream. Verse 3 [male vocals] His trembling limbs in frost confined, Born to live — yet now resigned. He watched the light, so soft, so near — A fading song caressed his ear. Chorus [female & male vocals] He remembers the sun, the fields in bloom, The summer air, the sweet perfume. He'd give his life for one more try, To taste the wind, to kiss the sky. Verse 4 [male vocals] He dreams of dancing by the tree, Of days of light, of memory. [female vocals] And in his heart, he feels it still — That fleeting warmth, that tender thrill. Bridge [male vocals] He spreads his wings, so thin, so frail, To chase the sun beyond the veil. No fear, no doubt — just one last flight, Into the calm of endless light. Final Chorus [choir: male & female vocals] He soars above the world so wide, The winds embrace, the stars collide. And from the heights, serene and still, He falls — yet flies — beyond the hill. [vocals: descresento] He falls — yet flies — beyond the hill. (piano) © Gerd Groß 2002 – English Adaptation 2025 (Master Polished Edition),

