Oh, Daisy - James Blunt
Lyrics by：Francis Anthony White/James Blunt/Jonny Lattimer
Produced by：EG White
Bitter coffee in a paper cup
A taste of freedom I don't like that much
Morning breaks on a broken street
Put some miles on my guilty feet
Past the church where the bells once tolled
God I wish I had your hand to hold
Somewhere back there in the black of night
We lost track of who's wrong or right
Oh Daisy
If you really want to hate me
I've been thinking maybe lately you're not wrong
Oh Daisy
Am I not the man you made me?
I don't know quite what to say before you're gone
When my soul is weak and angry
It's because you're deeper than me
Give a child a stick of candy
Give me something sweet
Give me your love
I need your love
I need your love
Put my money on these four walls
Messed it up with a million flaws
The way it's built was never right for you
But if you can bear it I can bear it too
Oh Daisy
If you really want to hate me
I've been thinking maybe lately you're not wrong
Oh Daisy
Am I not the man you made me?
I don't know quite what to say before you're gone
When my soul is weak and angry
It's because you're deeper than me
Give a child a stick of candy
Give me something sweet
Give me your love
I need your love
I need your love
I don't know what's in store for me
I don't deserve your sympathy
The truth is that the truth cuts to the bone
Oh Daisy
If you really want to hate me
I've been thinking maybe lately you're not wrong
Oh Daisy
Am I not the man you made me?
I don't know quite what to say before you're gone
When my soul is weak and angry
It's because you're deeper than me
Give a child a stick of candy
Give me something sweet
Give me your love
I need your love
I need your love
