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They'd capture live pulsating plants
And put them by her bed
She loved to feel, caress and touch
She claimed they heard each word she said
She'd watch them writhing in their pots
She'd watch, and they'd watch too
Their tentative long writhing stalks
That tried to leave their bedside zoo
If only she could understand
She would not be so keen
That plants and flowers
Looked alive can turn out very mean
And then one silent summers day
They found her lying dead
With a large geranium's pale green stalk
Lying gently round her head
Her relatives soon gathered around
Her uncles and her aunts
To see the only woman that
Was murdered by her plants
They buried her amidst the tune
Of weeping summer showers
And children came to view her tomb
And on it put dead flowers
- Album:
- When Daylight Arrives
- Love In the Afternoon
- One House Left Standing
- Meet on the Ledge: An Island Records Folk-Rock Anthology
- MiniMax
- Mojo Presents: Island Folk
- The Art of Landscape
- Touchpaper (Bonus Track Version)
- Touchpaper
- When I Was a Child
- Legends Live In Concert, Volume 42
- Stage Door Johnnies