The Singing Scoutmaster: Daisy A Day

GHe remembers the D7first time he Gmet her

He re-Cmembers the first thing she Gsaid

He re-Cmembers the first time he Gheld her

And the A7night that she came to his D7bed

He re-Gmembers her D7sweet way of Gsaying

CHoney has something gone Gwrong

He re-Cmembers the fun and the Gteasing

And the A7reason he D7wrote her this Gsong

GI'll give you a D7daisy a Gday dear

I'll C give you a daisy a Gday

I'll Clove you until the Grivers run Emstill

And the Gfour winds we D7know blow a-Gway

GThey would walk down the D7street in the Gevening

And for Cyears I would see them go Gby

And their Clove that was more than the Gclothes that they wore

Could be A7seen in the gleam of their D7eye

As a Gkid they would D7take me for Gcandy

And I'd Clove to go tagging a-Glong

We'd hold Chands while we walked to the Gcorner

And the A7old man would D7sing her his Gsong

GI'll give you a D7daisy a Gday dear

I'll C give you a daisy a Gday

I'll Clove you until the Grivers run Emstill

And the Gfour winds we D7know blow a-Gway

GNow he walks down the street in the Gevening

And he Cstops by the old candy Gstore

And I Csomehow believe he's be-Glieving

He's A7holding her hand like be-D7fore

For he Gfeels all her D7love walking Gwith him

And he Csmiles at the things she might Gsay

Then the Cold man walks up to the Ghill top

And he A7gives her a D7daisy a Gday

GI'll give you a D7daisy a Gday dear

I'll C give you a daisy a Gday

I'll Clove you until the Grivers run Emstill

And the Gfour winds we D7know blow a-Gway