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A child like grace
I wish you could've seen her face
How bright that sunflower shone

With a child like grace
Running all around the place
It should be said, "My, how you've grown"

She was only three
When she taught herself to read
I do not like them, Sam I am

She taught us how to love
We learned so much but not enough
I'm sure that's when we learned to give a damn

She will grace our lives no more
She was only four
She died before she was five

Now it's a grave mistake
God in His wisdom makes
What does he care? He fashioned us from clay

Now lay me down in a bed of sunflowers
Overgrown and wild
I've survived my own child

See the fields and meadows crying, yeah
Proud dandelion heads turned gray
Now the wind in a puff blows you away

Mary had a baby
A child like grace   I wish you could've seen her face   How bright that sunflower shone      With a child like grace   Running all around the place   It should be said, "My, how you've grown"      She was only three   When she taught herself to read   I do not like them, Sam I am      She taught us how to love   We learned so much but not enough   I'm sure that's when we learned to give a damn      She will grace our lives no more   She was only four   She died before she was five      Now it's a grave mistake   God in His wisdom makes   What does he care? He fashioned us from clay      Now lay me down in a bed of sunflowers   Overgrown and wild   I've survived my own child      See the fields and meadows crying, yeah   Proud dandelion heads turned gray   Now the wind in a puff blows you away      Mary had a baby