Karrin Allyson A Tree And Me
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Please no cold headstone for me
IÂ'd rather plant a sappling tree
And lay my ashes Â'neath itÂ's foot
So through my body it takes root
Then as the seasons come and go
My monument and I will grow
Wave bright green flags at summer sky
And harbor birds that happen by
The bronze each autumn bloom would spring
And where the white coats winterÂ's bring
A tree I marry with my dust
Will husband me with rooted thrust
Our seed will scatter far and wide
Â'Cross GodÂ's fertile countryside
So an arbor family will share our immortality
A tree and me
ooh, ooh, ooh
A tree and me
