Hank Snow - A daisy a day

He re^Gmembers the ^D7first time he ^Gmet her He re^Cmembered the first thing she ^Gsaid He re^Cmembered 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^Cmembered the fun and the ^Gteasing And the reason he ^D7wrote her this ^Gsong

I'll give you a ^D7daisy a ^Gday dear I'll ^Cgive you a daisy a ^Gday I'll ^Clove you until the ^Grivers run still And the four winds we ^D7know blow ^Gaway

They 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 ^A7Could be seen in the gleam in their ^D7eyes

As a ^Gkid they would ^D7take me for ^Gcandy And I'd ^Clove to go tagging ^Galong We'd ^Chold hands while we walked the ^Gcorner And the old man would ^D7sing her this ^Gsong

I'll give you a ^D7daisy a ^Gday dear I'll ^Cgive you a daisy a ^Gday I'll ^Clove you until the ^Grivers run still And the four winds we ^D7know blow ^Gaway

Now he walks down the ^D7street in the ^Gevening And he ^Cstops by the old candy ^Gstore And I ^Csomehow believe he's be^Glieving ^A7He's holding her hand like ^D7before

For he ^Gfeels all her ^D7love walking with ^Ghim And he ^Csmiles at the things she might ^Gsay Then the ^Cold man walks up to the hill ^Gtop And gives her a ^D7daisy a ^Gday

I'll give you a ^D7daisy a ^Gday dear I'll ^Cgive you a daisy a ^Gday I'll ^Clove you until the ^Grivers run still And the four winds we ^D7know blow ^Gaway