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Used to think geraniums were an ugly flower Used to think if you had an in-ground pool, you had all the power You were elite if you had cable TV and Pantene Pro V in the shower But change is man of the hour And now I love those ugly flowers There were seven different cakes on the table that day For everyone's birthday in the month of May Wal turned three and Grandpa, eighty-eight And it's not quite the same now grandma is gone She was the life of the party and it just feels wrong But Dot's out of town so Mum stepped up to the plate And we all sing along And life goes on and on We went to church sometimes when I was a child Was just us, our grandparents and some lady that never smiled It was forty degrees and there was no breeze We lay down on the tiles And it really did take a while To get that lady to smile There were seven different cakes on the table that day For everyone's birthday in the month of May Wal turned three and Grandpa, eighty-eight And it's not quite the same now grandma is gone She was the life of the party and it just feels wrong But Dot's out of town so Mum stepped up to the plate And we all sing along And life goes on and on Life goes on and on and on and on and on... Big families and small houses Veneer walls and pressed trousers Secrets passed down in the idle hours And all those ugly flowers There were seven different cakes on the table that day For everyone's birthday in the month of May Wal turned three and Grandpa, eighty-eight And it's not quite the same now grandma is gone She was the life of the party and it just feels wrong But Dot's out of town so Mum stepped up to the plate And we all sing along And life goes on and on Life goes on and on and on and on and on... I used to think geraniums were an ugly flower
Writer(s): Edwina Margaret Lumsden Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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