Sweeter Than the Flowers by The Stanley Brothers Lyrics

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Quote from the song “Sweeter Than the Flowers” by The Stanley Brothers


Just as far as I can remember
She'll remain the rose of my heart
Mama fell sick along in December
February brought us broken hearts

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Sweeter Than the Flowers lyrics [The Stanley Brothers]

The Stanley Brothers: Sweeter Than the Flowers Lyrics




Credits, Cast & Crew of Song “Sweeter Than the Flowers”

  • Written: Ervin Rouse, Syd Nathan, Murray Burns
  • Artist: Carter Stanley, Ralph Stanley
  • Release Date: 1960

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Perfect Lyrics of the Song “Sweeter Than the Flowers” Released in 1960

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Just as far as I can remember
She'll remain the rose of my heart
Mama fell sick along in December
February brought us broken hearts

The reason we've not called a family reunion
We knew that she wouldn't be there
But now that we've thought it all over Mama
We know you're spirit is here

Oh no I can't forget the hours your the only one Momma
And sweeter than the flowers
Oh no there's no use to bother
To speak of you now would only hurt Father
Oh no momma we'll never forget you
And someday we'll meet you up there

We all gathered round and I stared at their faces
All heads were bowed mighty low
But this was one time we all had to face it
Though it hurt us so badly you know

Well it looked so good to see us together
But I had to look after dad
Oh no Mother when I passed by your casket
I didn't want to remember you dead

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