Supermarket Flowers sing and play along

I took the supermarket flow'rs from the windowsill.

Threw the day old tea from the cup.

Packed up the photo album Matthew had made.

Memories of a life that's been loved.

Took the get well soon the cards and stuffed animals.

Folded Poured the old ginger beer down the sink.

Dad always told me, "Don't you cry when you're down,"

but Mom, there's a tear ev'ry time that I blink.

Oh, I'm in pieces.

It's tearin' me up but I know a heart that's broke is a heart that's been loved.

So I'll sing Hallelujah,

you were an angel in the shape of my mom.

You got to see the person I have become,

spread your wings and I know when God took you back He said "Hallelujah,

you're home."

I fluffed the pil well made the bed,

stacked the chairs i up.

Folded your night old gowns neatly in a case.

John said he'd drive, then put his hand on my cheek and wiped there's a tear from the side of my face.

I hope that I see the world as you did 'cause I know a life with love is a life that's been lived.

So I'll sing Hallelujah,

you were an angel in the shape of my mom.

When I fell down you'd be there holdin' me up,

spread your wings as you go.

When God takes you back He'll say "Hallelujah,

you're home."

I fluffed the pilOoh.

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