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Snake, here are some tweaks of the lyric. I think you should keep it about Daisy, and about the singer himself. Keep or sweep. I hope you don't mind. It still needs a hook/title. 'Daisy Dances' seems to be the theme and could be a refrain-type chorus ending each verse, an old world, folkish style, with a danceable, percussive guitar rhythm and/or riff.
Daisy dances, she turns and spins above the floor Crying strings inspire her flight Leaving ME to wish for a little more (My guitar plays on a Saturday night) Daisy Dances. (Rhythmic/percussive piece here)
Daisy cares, her heart as wide as open sky Gives and shares from deep within She spreads her wings as I watch her feet fly She helps ME forget where IT IS we've been Daisy Dances.
Daisy dances, spins and turns 'til it's all too much. NO ONE ELSE CAN comprehend SHE fills a PLACE inside ME with her touch Until my guitar rounds up to the end. Daisy Dances.
Daisy comes to dance a Nashville night away Her arms welcome everyone Her eyes meet mine and she bids me to play Daisy dances, into the morning sun Daisy Dances.
There will always be another song to be written. Someone will write it. Why not you? www.garyeandrews.com
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