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White with orange bright, could not tell for certain
in the morning light, so I moved the curtain.
Moving evermore, fluttering and flying
was the one I saw, with the dew still drying
on the fields, over yard and lawn, in the spring-time freshness.
It was marked with tones of dawn, powered out of sweetness,
in the mating moon of May.

Spring-time's first you were, bringer of the summer,
and the sun was there, first scent of the flowers
on the fields, over yard and lawn, in the spring-time freshness.
On your wings you had tones of dawn, power out of sweetness,
in the mating moon of May.

In the trance
of the spring-dance
It is May
it is May
it is time
time to mate - and fly away...

Butterflies were gone, but I kept on thinking
of the orange-tipped one, got my cup for drinking.
Sipped the brew and gave you a kiss, got my guitar near me,
wrote a song, where the insects miss one another dearly,
in the mating moon of May...

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from Land of Hope, released November 10, 2009
Music Antti Pesonen, Lyrics Matti Jalava

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Contemporary Dead Finnish Music Ensemble Helsinki, Finland

CDFME is a musical community with sole purpose to bring good music to the world.
The Ensemble was born in a year 2000 out of the need to bring back some of the more ambitious and progressive music that had to go literally underground in the 1980’s-90’s.
The music is intensive symphonic rock with lots of room for air, melodic and cinematic, progressive without being pompous in a needless manner. ... more

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