C F C G For a long while she stood in the flower shop windowAm F C G The daffodils dearest at this time of yearC F C G Inside she emptied her purse on the counterAm F G C I want to buy all of the daffodils hereG F C By her eyes it was plain to see she'd been cryingF ` C D7 G As she tucked back a loose strand of hair from her faceC F C G I want to spend all of my money on flowersAm F G C And I need every daffodil here in this placeC F C G Clutching her harvest, a cornsheaf of flowersAm F C G She clambered aboard the late rush hour tramC F C G And by Schweigaadsgate, a small pool of waterAm F G C Had formed on the floor as if wrung from her handsG F C It all seemed to add to the lost look about herF ` C D7 G As the grey rattling city went rumbling pastC F C G She sat like a small child testing for butterAm F G C Her face lit in yellow from the flowers tightly claspedC F C G Once in her apartment, she lay down the bloomsAm F C G Divided them up into glasses and jarsC F C G 'Til daffodils filled every space in the roomAm F G C Then she lit every candle she could find in the houseG F C She bathed and she dressed and corked open champagneF ` C D7 G Which made pigeons fly from her window cillC F C G Then closing the curtains on the birds and the rainAm F G C She stood among flickering daffodilsC F C G Surrounded and centred she pondered her feelingsAm F C G Sofa'd and cushioned on feathers she layC F C G Holding on to the pillows, lest she float to the ceilingAm F G C And just like the cigarette smoke drift awayG F C She wondered just where the wind might deliverF ` C D7 G An unwritten letter in a torn envelopeC F C G Though candlelight warmed, she suddenly shiveredAm F G C And the yellow flowers shimmered with brightness and hope.
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