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Flying Butterfly Monologue
Fly fly little butterfly
Got me curious, when you fly by
Where you’re from, and where you going
Did anyone ask, why?
Mommy loves me, that’s forever
Daddy worry, when I get older
I’m just wonderin’ how far I’ll see, how clever I could be
Mommy, mommy
Look what I can do
I can dance and song real loud for you
How I move now
You can see
Oh I hope you’ll be proud of me
Oh baby baby , you’re my pride and joy
You make me feel like
I’m the queen of troy
When you’re happy
Sun will shine.
Oh we’re wrapped up
In this moment of time
Here you are, my darling little girl
There are joy and pain on this world
When you’re ready, the truth you will be told
I’ll let you know
But for now, you and your brothers
Fill you lives with love
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