Remember To Buy Yourself Flowers

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	Remember to buy yourself flowers And to smile at the things you don’t know It’s only children that own super powers We gain ours helping them grow Know that love is a blade that can cut you But it’s hate that will poison your blood And with time all your truths will come untrue There are things you don’t know, but you could. And the voice in your head that keeps talking Try to tell it to always be kind The most dangerous place to be walking Are the mountains inside your own mind Visit graveyards but never chase ghosts Let the dead be at peace and chase love Things once took for granted - are what we’ll miss most And we’ll find them below and above There’s a place in our souls that knows solace It’s the most precious place we can go Sit by rivers and trees ‘til your soul finally sees What your heart and your head need to know And the voice in your head that keeps talking Try to tell it to always be kind The most dangerous place to be walking Are the mountains inside your own mind So - remember to buy yourself flowers And to smile at the things you don’t know Because we’re measured in days, weeks and hours We don’t stay here for long then we go Because we’re measured in days, weeks and hours We don’t stay here for long then we go

released March 3, 2023

Jackson Williams UK

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www.jwsongs.co.uk

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