When was the song “Pegasus” released by The Hollies?

The song Pegasus was released in 1967, on the album “Butterfly”.

Who composed the song “Pegasus” by The Hollies?

The song “Pegasus” by The Hollies was composed by Allan Clarke, Graham Nash, and Tony Hicks.

The Hollies

Pegasus

Allan Clarke / Graham Nash / Tony Hicks

Follow me, follow, see what you see.
I'll take somewhere where you've never been.
High on a mountain, deep down in the sea,
To faraway lands, you can travel with me.

[Chorus:]
I'm Pegasus, the flying horse.
I'm Pegasus, the flying horse.

Ride on my back and hold onto my wings
I'll take you by night to a time-leaping dream.
Time has no value where we're going to
People are happy; there, they're never blue.

[Chorus]

This can only happen to you
If you keep our secret.
Don't tell anyone about our magic horse.
You can go where you want, I can take you anywhere.
Because I'm Pegasus, the flying horse.
I'm Pegasus, the flying horse.

[Chorus]

[Verse 1]

[Chorus]

I'm Pegasus, the flying horse.

Trivia about the song Pegasus by The Hollies

When was the song “Pegasus” released by The Hollies?: The song Pegasus was released in 1967, on the album “Butterfly”.
Who composed the song “Pegasus” by The Hollies?: The song “Pegasus” by The Hollies was composed by Allan Clarke, Graham Nash, and Tony Hicks.