The Prettiest Flower
Lyrics by David Faraday.
Music based on the song 'Sippin’ Cider Through A Straw' by Carey Morgan
Verse 1
The prettiest flower, I ever saw,
Grows on a verge, I live next door.
This lovely flower, it is so sweet,
A dazzling sight, down at my feet.
Verse 2
There are some more, along the way,
They make me smile, everyday.
They bring the bees and butterflies,
It seems that nature’s on the rise.
Verse 3
Maybe we can, spread joy and smiles,
If we re-wild for miles and miles.
Make every verge and patch of land,
Teem with flowers, that would be grand.
Verse 4
It’s just the start, I can see more,
Urban farms from door to door.
Polluting cars pushed out of town
And fruit and veg that no one owns.
Verse 5
Community, we’ll all help out
And climate change will turn about.
We’ll breath clean air and watch the birds,
Because our voices have been heard.
Verse 6
The natural world not kept at bay,
Allowed to thrive in every way.
Enjoyed by all, as children play.
Oh, what a dream, let’s start today.
Verse 7
But it might not to be, ‘cause I saw them come
And from their van they got a gun.
The spray was quick, it made me sick,
That lovely flower, replaced with brick.
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