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Flower Time
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Contemporary Folk
Flower Time was released on September 19, 2025 by Coyote Gulch Records as a part of the album Song of the Bricoleur
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Release DateSeptember 19, 2025
LabelCoyote Gulch Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM76

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Rags Rosenberg
Rags Rosenberg
Lead Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Rags Rosenberg
Rags Rosenberg
Songwriter
Catherine Svehla
Catherine Svehla
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Rags Rosenberg
Rags Rosenberg
Producer
Jesse Decarlo
Jesse Decarlo
Producer

Lyrics

Today I went out walking down my garden path,
The lilacs and the lilies had all gone to seed,
the leaves of golden maple, they let go one by one,
but the berries were full and round and sweet,
And the garden smelled like earth
with the shadows growing long,
And the robins and the wrens
they were singing a different song.
Flower time is over, I'm no rose by any name,
Precious dreams plowed under, seems they're coming up again,
And don't they all look different in this late September sun?
Flower time is over boys, The ripening has begun.
I traded in these six strings for a 9-5,
Rent to pay and little mouths to feed,
But I couldn't hear the music in that simple daily grind,
You see, back then I was still a little green,
Now the garden hums a tune it was singing all along,
Now it strikes a deeper chord,
now I'm singing a different song.
Flower time is over, I'm no rose by any name,
Precious dreams plowed under, seems they're coming up again,
And don't they all look different in this late September sun?
Flower time is over boys, The ripening has begun.
So gather round, raise your glass, celebrate the seeds we cast,
Taste the fruit, it's here at last, here at last
Flower time is over, I'm no rose by any name,
Precious dreams plowed under, seems they're coming up again,
Oh, and don't they all look different in this late September sun?
Flower time is over friends, the ripening has begun,
Flower time is over, the ripening has begun.
Written by: Catherine Svehla, Rags Rosenberg
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