Sometimes i don't feel quite myself here
Sometimes i don't feel like it's my home
Would like to be a place where i'm free to play, a place i call my own
Sometimes i feel like i'm trapped in a spider's web
And each thread is in itself a problem
So i try to break free, untangled
But i'm back to where i started from
If only i where a butterfly
I'd fly so high
Right passed the sky
And let go my fears
Let go my my despairs
I will give them to the air, without a care
I walk alone in the dark
I wonder through the night
I lie to look up high
To see the starry skies
It gives me strength to know
There's peace somewhere up there
So quite so undisturbed
I'm mystified
In my bed i lie awake
And i'm dreaming of that land
So far away from me
It makes me want to cry
...
Pray for the day for i die
If only i where a butterfly
Id fly so high
Right passed the sky
And let go my fears
Let go my my despairs
I will give them to the air, without a care
Imogen Heap (born Imogen Jennifer Jane Heap on December 1st, 1977) is a British singer-songwriter, composer, and producer of international acclaim. Known for her ethereal voice and innovative musical techniques that blend electronica, pop, and classical music, Heap has achieved significant success both as a solo artist and with the duo Frou Frou (in collaboration with Guy Sigsworth). Her debut solo album, *Speak for Yourself* (2005), was critically acclaimed and launched tracks like "Hide and Seek" and "Just For A Moment". Heap is known for her constant sonic experimentation and her commitment to using innovative technologies in music creation. Among her most important albums are *Ellipse* (2009) and *Sparks* (2014). Imogen Heap is considered an influential figure in the contemporary music landscape, appreciated for her artistic originality and visionary approach to music.
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