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Daffodil


You are a flower, Daffodil You move with the wind, Daffodil Standing proud, with a smile of gold The a storm rolled in, Daffodil You couldn't hold on, my love I watched your smile fade, Daffodil People watched you wither away I was blind to you, Daffodil I held you close to my heart Why wouldn't you smile, Daffodil? They fixed you and put you in the dirt You are a flower, Daffodil.
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