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James Cleveland Give Me My Flowers Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 9.73/10 [11 votes]Album: Sings With the World's Greatest Choirs / Original Release Date: 1985-06-20Genre: Christian & GospelSong Duration: 6 min 18 sec
JAMES CLEVELAND
- Give Me My Flowers Lyrics / with translationsGIVE ME MY FLOWERS
WHILE I YET LIVE
SO THAT I, I, I CAN SEE THE BEAUTY
THAT THEY BRING
FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES
MAY GIVE ME FLOWERS
WHEN I'M SICK'
OR ON MY SICK BED
BUT I'D RATHER HAVE
JUST ONE TULIP RIGHT NOW
THAN A TRUCK LOAD OF ROSES
WHEN I'M DEAD
SPEAK KIND WORDS TO ME
WHILE I CAN HEAR THEM
SO THAT I, I, I CAN HEAR THE BEAUTY
THAT THEY BRING
WHILE I YET LIVE
SO THAT I, I, I CAN SEE THE BEAUTY
THAT THEY BRING
FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES
MAY GIVE ME FLOWERS
WHEN I'M SICK'
OR ON MY SICK BED
BUT I'D RATHER HAVE
THAN A TRUCK LOAD OF ROSES
WHEN I'M DEAD
SPEAK KIND WORDS TO ME
WHILE I CAN HEAR THEM
SO THAT I, I, I CAN HEAR THE BEAUTY
THAT THEY BRING
Facts about Give Me My Flowers
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Give Me My Flowers is first released on June 20, 1985 as part of James Cleveland's album "Sings With the World's Greatest Choirs" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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Give Me My Flowers falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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Give Me My Flowers song length is 6 minutes and 18 seconds.
When was Give Me My Flowers released?
Give Me My Flowers is first released on June 20, 1985 as part of James Cleveland's album "Sings With the World's Greatest Choirs" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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Which genre is Give Me My Flowers?
Give Me My Flowers falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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How long is the song Give Me My Flowers?
Give Me My Flowers song length is 6 minutes and 18 seconds.
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Meaning to "Give Me My Flowers" song lyrics
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Give Me My Flowers
James Cleveland
James Cleveland
Flowers can be appreciated by the person you're are honoring while they are living.