Copper Kettle Band - Daisy

Born up in the mountains
To a farmer and his wife
They finally had that little girl
They'd dreamed of all their life
But they soon began to realize
Their hands were more than full
When she could shoot
Before she hollered
She could run before she crawled
Ooh Daisy Oh Daisy
Go wherever she go
Oh Daisy no Daisy
Won't you come back home
Oh my daisy wild daisy
Wild as she can be
Never was a girl like Daisy
Never a woman like she
Running with the rivers
Swaying with the trees
That little Appalachian girl
She grew up fast and free
With nothing but her knapsack
and her grandpa's 44
She'd roam those hills
From dawn to dusk
Til she couldn't roam no more
Well Daisy loved her critters
She had near forty-five
Cows and dogs and turkeys
And a wild hog in the sty
What a mighty racket
When it was feeding time
You could hear all
That commotion
From the county down the line
Ooh Daisy Oh Daisy
Go wherever she go
Oh Daisy no Daisy
Won't you come back home
Oh my daisy wild daisy
Wild as she can be
Never was a girl like Daisy
Never a woman like she
Daisy lived to a good old age
Had kids enough to spare
They called her the
Mountain queen
With silver in her hair
Though she is long gone still
They say on a summer eve
You can hear her golden laughter
Floating on the breeze
Ooh Daisy Oh Daisy
Go wherever she go
Oh Daisy no Daisy
Won't you come back home
Oh my daisy wild daisy
Wild as she can be
Never was a girl like Daisy
Never a woman like she
Never was a girl like Daisy
Never a woman like she

Written by:
Brielle Petrie, Copper Band

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