LYRICS
Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeSupermarket Flowers
I took the supermarket flowers from the windowsillI threw the day old tea from the cupPacked up the photo album Matthew had madeMemories of a life that's been lovedTook the get well soon cardsAnd stuffed animalsPoured the old ginger beer down the sinkDad always told me"Don't you cry when you're down"But mum, there's a tear every time that I blinkOh, I'm in piecesIt's tearing me up, but I knowA heart that's broke is a heart that's been lovedSo I'll sing HallelujahYou were an angel in the shape of my mumWhen I fell down you'd be there holding me upSpread your wings as you goWhen God takes you back he'll say, "HallelujahYou're home"Fluffed the pillows, made the bedsStacked the chairs upFolded your nightgowns neatly in a caseJohn says he'd driveThen put his hand on my cheekAnd wiped a tear from the side of my faceI hope that I see the world as you did 'cause I knowA life with love is a life that's been livedSo I'll sing HallelujahYou were an angel in the shape of my mumWhen I fell down you'd be there holding me upSpread your wings as you goWhen God takes you back he'll say, "HallelujahYou're home"HallelujahYou were an angel in the shape of my mumYou got to see the person I have becomeSpread your wings and I knowThat when God took you back he said, "HallelujahYou're home"
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