"Flowers on the Prairie" genre: Christian Country
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	This country gospel song which was recorded in South Dakota features lead vocals by John M Green and harmony vocals by Sue with Tim playing a Fender Stratocaster through a Model 147 Leslie organ speaker
	CD: Evergreen Hill 2   Label: Gzonk Records Credits: Tim Montgomery
	Lyrics FLOWERS ON THE PRAIRIE © 2003 Mormont Music BMI Words and Music by Tim Montgomery Sometimes the joy I have is frozen in my soul By blizzards of cold hearted life I think of all the prairie flowers that lie beneath the snow When the warmth returns they will grow So I ll take my burdens and I ll tote em down the road I will ask the Lord to help me bear the load And when the sun shines back on me I will be in bloom Like the flowers on the prairie May I be forgiven for the things that I ve done wrong I will need the Lord to keep my spirit strong And when the Son shines down on me I will be in bloom Like the flowers on the prairie Sometimes I miss the love that granny gave to me Death is such a painful thing to see I think of all the prairie flowers that die beneath the snow Every spring new ones always grow The Holy Gospel tells us all Not to fear the grave It says life goes on and that Jesus saves I know that in the winter gloom She will be in bloom Like the flowers on the prairie Kinda like the flowers on the prairie John M Green lead and harmony vocals and engineering Sue Montgomery harmony vocals Tim Montgomery vocals and all instruments Recorded 01 July 2003 at Madison SD Mastered by John M Green

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