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Sunflower


Where yellow flowers bloom,

The sun sets below the trees

Winds blow a selfless tune

An awakening of light from the moon

But the glow is just a tease

Where yellow flowers bloom

The pedals become immune

To the singing of the bees

Winds blow a selfless tune

Run into the gates before noon

Pick the lock, now you see

Where yellow flowers bloom 

The sun falls, don't leave so soon!

Follow me beyond the sea

To find the winds that blow that selfless tune 

Heat of summer in June 

On the island we meet

Where those yellow flowers bloom, and the

Winds blow a selfless tune.

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