Song Title » |
Dragonfly |
Authors » |
Danny Kirwan, W(illiam) H(enry) Davies |
Year Written » |
1971 |
This Performance » |
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Lyrics » |
And when the roses are half-bud soft flowers
And lovely as the king of flies has come
It was a fleeting visit, all too brief
In three short minutes, he had been and gone
He rested there upon an apple leaf
A gorgeous opal crown sat on his head
Although the garden is a lovely place
Was it worthy of so fine a guest
Oh...
Oh...
Oh...
Oh...
Dragonfly, dragonfly ...
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Running Time |
3:06 | Performers |
Gerry Conway (Drums), Gerry Conway (Percussion), Brian Hodgson (Bass Guitar), Rupert Parker (Harp), Nicky Payne (Flute), Mel Simpson (Keyboards) | Appears On | | Performance #2: | |
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Running Time |
3:15 | Performers |
Danny Kirwan (Vocals), Danny Kirwan (Guitar), Bob Welch (Guitar), Bob Welch (Vocals), Christine McVie (Keyboards), Christine McVie (Vocals), John McVie (Bass), Mick Fleetwood (Drums) | Comments | by Fleetwood Mac | Appears On | |
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Comments » |
Published By Palan Music Publishing Ltd/Rachel Music (Leosong)
The lyrics differ slight to the poem as these are some lines from the poem:
And loveliest, the king of flies has come
A gorgeous opal crown set on his head
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Last Modified » |
2013-06-09 |
Discography Credits » |
Lyrics contributed by Chris Frohring. |