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Karl is on earlier songs - handclaps on "Buddy Holly" for instance.
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"Butterfly" is told from Pinkerton's point of view in the opera ''Madame Butterfly''.  Known for its sincere lyrics and simplicity, "Butterfly" remains Weezer's only completely acoustic song to be commercially released.
"Butterfly" is told from Pinkerton's point of view in the opera ''Madame Butterfly''.  Known for its sincere lyrics and simplicity, "Butterfly" remains Weezer's only completely acoustic song to be commercially released.


The song consists of just Rivers on solo acoustic guitar and vocals, as well as some light, steady drumming by [[Karl Koch]], marking Koch's first recorded part on a Weezer album.
The song consists of just Rivers on solo acoustic guitar and vocals, as well as some light, steady percussion by [[Karl Koch]].


==Personnel==
==Personnel==
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