1, open the skylight of the dream, let it grow faster and better, and the butterfly flies to the future castle. -"Butterflies Flying" (Little Tiger)

"Flying Butterflies" is a song sung by Little Tiger of Taiwan Province Provincial Group, composed by Li Ziheng, and included in the album "Love" released in 199 1 August. In 20 10, the song won the first prize in the song and dance category of the Spring Festival Gala.

2. Break the pupa in high spirits, regain the impulse of rebirth and find the dream of love world. Since you are not a caterpillar, you must put out the fire bravely, and your short youth will be like fireworks. -"Swallowtail Butterfly" (Fish Leong)

"Butterfly" is the title song of Fish Leong's sixth Mandarin album "Butterfly Determined to Love". It was released on September 10, 2004, and composed by Mayday A Xin. In 2005, "Swallowtail Butterfly" won the top 20 in the fifth global Chinese song list and the top 20 in the fifth Pepsi Music Billboard.

3. A small butterfly with dead leaves is dancing in the bushes with protective color and timidly stops on the branch. -"Butterfly Jun" (Xu Yina)

"Die Lian Hua" is the ending song of the TV series "Flowers Without Flowers, Fog Without Fog" (Flowers Without Flowers), written by Qiong Yao, composed by Xu Yina and Jin Guisheng, and a song sung by Xu Yina, which is included in the soundtrack of the album "Flowers Without Flowers, Fog Without Fog".

4. I entangled with you, flew over the world of mortals, chased you a thousand times in my life, and lived up to my tenderness and your beauty. -"Two Butterflies" (Pang Long)

Two Butterflies is a song composed by lyrics, produced by Yaping Zhou and sung by Pang Long. It was included in the album Two Butterflies released by Birdman Art in Pang Long in June, 2004, and it is also an episode of the TV series 28 1 Letter. In 2005, this song won the China Gold Record Award.

5, butterflies are drunk for flowers, but flowers fly with the wind. My heart is slowly giving, but you regard love as a hangover. My lover can't come back to me, and when I come back, my dreams are all gray. Hope some, hate some, but never know how to regret. -"butterflies flying all over the sky" (Sammi Kao)

Flying Butterflies is the title song of the album of the same name released by Taiwan Province singer Sammi Kao on June 5438+0994+February 65438. This song is the Mandarin version of the Cantonese song Snow in Priscilla Chan's album Come Back, and it is also the ending song of the Taiwanese drama Huang Feihong and Thirteen Aunties.