Sunflower - Emma Stevens, Billy Livsey, Pete Woodroffe

Like a sea of gold outside, my garden gate

Behind that house that I grew up in

Our beautiful escape

We’d talk for hours and hours

And look up at the sky

I had all the questions

But you could tell me why

You told me sunflowers stare at the sun

And how the Milky Way, is the galaxy called home

I thought the moon was a crescent

You showed me I was wrong

But where should this sunflower stare

Now that you’re gone?

Autumn rain began to wash away the dust

I never thought that gold could turn to rust

One morning they were gone and I could cry

Cos you’re not here to tell me why

You told me sunflowers stare at the sun

And how the Milky Way, is the galaxy called home

I thought the moon was a crescent

You showed me I was wrong

But where should this sunflower stare

Now that you’re gone?

Now that you’re gone?

Now that you’re gone?

You told me sunflowers stare at the sun

And how the Milky Way, is the galaxy called home

I thought the moon was a crescent

You showed me I was wrong

But where should this sunflower stare

Now that you’re gone?

Now that you’re gone?