Ukulele strum, soft head gasp, bright piano glint, Children hum along — a sunlit hint.
A aster purple shining bright today, Drinks the morning dew and finds its way.
Be begonia red with glossy leaves so wide, Tiny hands drip love at every side.
See carnation pink, sugar-scented and neat, Petals whisper secrets soft and sweet.
Deep daisy white with golden laughing face, Spreads a little sunlight through this place.
Evening primrose glows when stars awake, Slow soft watering for the night.
It takes effrigia, flutters perfume on the breeze, Children tracing arcs of laughter
through the trees. Gigeraine and bright,
A citrus-sparked hello, leave the catch, the light,
And gently glow.
A small hand's leaning in, heart's open wide, Drops like tiny promises slide.
Garden parade, let colors stay, Hold the sunlight, keep the day.
Garden parade, we sing and play, Hands and petals find their way.
Garden parade, let colors stay, Hold the sunlight, keep the day.
Garden parade, we sing and play, Hands and petals find their way.
Colors stay. Garden, gardeners stay.
H. hibiscus bold, a crimson ruffled song, Lifts its face where children's tears belong.
Eye iris in a purple silken gown, Bends and nods as ripples move around the town.
J. jasmine threads the air with starry spice, Nighttime lanterns dancing warm and nice.
K. king cup gilded by the bubbling stream, Mirrors morning glories in a waking dream.
L. lily white and soft like whispered prayer, Fragrance folds the day into the air.
A marigold, small suns and orange rose, Crinkled petals shake when laughter blows,
And Narcissus turns to hear a robin sing, Golden faces nodding to the spring.
Quiet breath, a tiny splash, a cheer, Roots remember every tear.
Garden parade, let colors stay, Hold the sunlight, keep the day.
Garden parade, we sing and play, Hands and petals find their way.
Garden parade, let colors stay, Hold the sunlight, keep the day.
Garden parade, we sing and play, Hands and petals find their way.
Orchid regal, veined in purple lace, Cradles morning like a shy embrace.
Peony rounds like heartbeats soft and full, Blooming hush where tiny footsteps pull.
Queen Anne's lace, a lacework fine and white, Like snow that gathers only in the light.
Our rose so red, velvet and warm to touch, A romance wrapped the garden in a hush.
A sunflower tall, a yellow crown so high, Tilts her face to secrets of the sky.
Tulip rose line up like notes of spring, Opening doors to every little thing.
Uva ursi, soft and low and sweet, Tiny bells of pink beneath the feet.
Hands that water, hands that learn to care, Watch the small and ordinary glow.
Garden parade, let colors stay, Hold the sunlight, keep the day.
Garden parade, we sing and play, Hands and petals find their way.
Garden parade, let colors stay, Hold the sunlight, keep the day.
Garden parade, we sing and play, Hands and petals find their way.
Fee violet hides beneath the morning dew, Soft as secrets, only friends renew.
Water lily floats in silver round and calm, Pond sky mirror humming like a psalm.
Exer Anthem in pink, a paper cheerful bloom, Crackly leaves that keep a sunny room.
Iaro clusters golden like small rain, Tiny suns that stitch the meadow's veins.
Zinnia bursts in every joyful hue, Children clap, the world is born anew.
Garden parade, let colors stay, Keep the sunlight in our play.
Garden parade, hold close today, We'll keep growing, come.
Garden parade, let colors stay, Keep the sunlight in our play.
Garden parade, hold close today, We'll keep growing, come.
Garden parade, let colors stay, Keep the sunlight in our play.
Garden parade, hold close today, We'll keep growing, come.
La-may, soft hukulele, child's laugh, A bell petal's drifting, story we can tell.
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