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Garth Brooks ~ Pushing Up Daisies


Sometimes I tell you The way that I feel I swear that I'm going crazy Keep telling myself It ain't that big a deal It's better than Pushing up daisies I felt the arrow from Death's fatal quiver Come so close It actually grazed me I bled the blood and I felt the cold shiver God only knows how He saved me [CHORUS:] There's two dates in time That they'll carve On your stone And everyone knows What they mean What's more important is The time that is known In that little dash There in between That little dash There in between Sometimes my heart is As true as a dove Sometimes my heart It betrays me So I draw my sword for To fight for my love But without a whisper She slays me My mother died but Somehow she keeps living She'll never cease to amaze me Now Dad turns his back On each day that he's given Because he'd rather be Pushing up daisies [Repeat chorus] more free lyrics

Sometimes I tell you
The way that I feel
I swear that
I'm going crazy
Keep telling myself
It ain't that big a deal
It's better than
Pushing up daisies
I felt the arrow from
Death's fatal quiver
Come so close
It actually grazed me
I bled the blood and
I felt the cold shiver
God only knows how
He saved me

[CHORUS:]
There's two dates in time
That they'll carve
On your stone
And everyone knows
What they mean
What's more important is
The time that is known
In that little dash
There in between
That little dash
There in between

Sometimes my heart is
As true as a dove
Sometimes my heart
It betrays me
So I draw my sword for
To fight for my love
But without a whisper
She slays me

My mother died but
Somehow she keeps living
She'll never cease to amaze me
Now Dad turns his back
On each day that he's given
Because he'd rather be
Pushing up daisies

[Repeat chorus]

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