Lyrics: Charles Sullivan Bright
Music: Charles Sullivan Bright
Time’s slipping through my fingers
Can’t recall all the days
As the ocean falls and rises
So does life have to change
Don’t buy plastic flowers when I die
Go somewhere spend it well and live your life
If you mourn me don’t mourn for too damn long
Don’t buy plastic flowers when I’m gone
All the world she’s getting older
And she can’t recall her age
As the flowers die in winter
I guess she has to spin that way
Don’t buy plastic flowers when I die
Go somewhere spend it well and live your life
If you mourn me don’t mourn for too damn long
Don’t buy plastic flowers when I’m gone
When I meet you by the graveside
I’ll hope you brought the real kind
Don’t buy plastic flowers when I die
Go somewhere spend it well and live your life
If you mourn me don’t mourn for too damn long
Don’t buy plastic flowers when I’m gone
Don’t buy plastic flowers when I’m gone