The Flower Seller. Gracie Fields.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. Oct 2000.

Down any street,
or in an old market square,
one day you'll meet a sweet lady there,

wrinkled old face, but with the kindliest smile,
she'll bring you happiness once in a while.

Just a flower seller 'neath an old umbrella shady,
crying "Won't you buy some pretty flowers for your lady?"

In the showers or in the sunny hours you will find her,
selling flowers to the busy people passing by,

she'll pick a rose, carnations gay,
or maybe sweet violets to help you say,
with a bouquet, a word of love or regrets.

Just a flower seller 'neath an old umbrella shady,
Handing you a bunch of loveliness as if to say.

"Take care of ev'ry bloom,
you'll love their sweet perfume,"
Just a flower seller spreading joy all day.

Just a flower seller 'neath an old umbrella shady,
crying "Won't you buy some pretty flowers for your lady?"

In the showers or in the sunny hours you will find her,
selling flowers to the busy people passing by,

she'll pick a rose, carnations gay,
or maybe sweet violets to help you say,
with a bouquet, a word of love or regrets.

Just a flower seller 'neath an old umbrella shady,
Handing you a bunch of loveliness as if to say.

"Take care of ev'ry bloom,
you'll love their sweet perfume,"
Just a flower seller spreading joy all day.

Soft karaoke
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The Flower-Seller
1946
sung by Dame Gracie Fields
Music by P. G. Redi
Lyrics by Ross Parker and John Turner
Copyright 1946 by Redi S.. A. Milan
MIDI
Doug Grierson - Research
Sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne 22nd Oct 2000
Karaoke by Bunty Pritchard Jones
The Flower-Seller 1946 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 22nd Oct 2000

The Flower Seller 1946 Dame Gracie Fields