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The Flower Girl was co-written by Artie Kornfe... The Rain, the Park & Other Things in 1967, and Hair in 1969 (2:54) (Remastered) are performed by The Cowsills.
The Rain the Park & Other Things Billy Cowsill Benefit Concert.
Suddenly the sun broke through (see the sun). I turned around she was gone (where did she go). And all I had left was one little flower from her hair. But I knew (I knew, I knew, I knew, I knew) She had made me happy (happy, happy). Flowers in her hair, flowers everywhere. I love the flower girl.
THE COWSILLS I LOVE THE FLOWER GIRL -OFFICIALLY TITLED: THE RAIN, THE PARK AND OTHER THINGS. ROY STORNAWAY. 19.2K subscribers. Subscribed. 50K. 7.9M views 11 years ago. Nice one from The...
Lyrical content. In the song, the narrator states that he saw a flower girl sitting in the rain, said hello, and took a lovely walk in the park until, when the rain stops and the sun breaks through, she disappears. However, the narrator still feels happy about the flower girl, and asks in the final verse: "Was she reality, or just a dream to me?"
[Chorus] I love the flower girl (I love the flower girl) Oh, I don't know just why. She simply caught my eye. I love the flower girl (I love the flower girl) She seemed so sweet and kind. She...
The Rain, The Park & Other Things
The Rain, The Park, and Other Things (The Flower Girl) - The Cowsills - YouTube Music. Sign in. New recommendations. 0:00 / 0:00. #2 on the US Billboard Hot 100, 1967 From the self-titled...
I love the flower girl. She seemed so sweet and kind, she crept into my mind. To my mind. Suddenly, the sun broke through. I turned around, she was gone. All I had left. Was one little flower in my hand. But I knew. She had made me happy. Flowers in her hair.
I love the flower girl, oh, I don't know just why. She simply caught my eye. I love the flower girl, she seemed so sweet and kind. She crept into my mind. Suddenly the sun broke through (see the sun). I turned around she was gone (where did she go). And all I had left was one little flower from her hair. But I knew (I knew, I knew, I knew, I knew)