We met in a field of yellow daisies
Wild and young and free
And she picked a bouquet for me
She loved me...she loved me not
The daisies didn't lie
They knew better than I...she'd go away..yeah
But they didn't say why
Have you ever been in a field of yellow daisies
Where the air is warm, pure and sweet
Just as if the world is at your feet
She loved me...she loved me not
The daisies didn't lie
They knew better than I
She'd go away.....yeah
But they didn't say why

Sing with the song of Tom Jones, A Field Of Yellow Daisies lyrics!

I may fail like petals from a daisy
But for her love I'll always yearn
Each year when yellow daisies return
She loved me...she loved me not
The daisies didn't lie
They knew better than I
She'd go away.....yeahhhh
But they didn't say why
They didn't say why
They didn't say why
They didn't say why
They didn't say why
They didn't say why
They didn't say why.........

tom jones

Artist Information

Name:	Thomas Jones Woodward
Profile:	Born June 7, 1940, Pontypridd, Wales. "Jones The Voice" first recorded for Decca in 1963, and the following year scored the first of many trans-atlantic hits with "It's Not Unusual". By the end of the 1960s, Jones was a regular performer at Las Vegas, and had his own networked US TV show, "This Is Tom Jones". Though his record sales tailed off during the 1970s, he remained a huge draw as a live performer right through the 70s and 80s (and up to the present day, indeed.) In 1987, he returned to the UK and quickly re-established himself as a recording artist when the typically bombastic "A Boy From Nowhere" (from the unstaged musical "Matador") reached number 2, and the following year made his first real foray into dance music as we know it by collaborating with The Art Of Noise on "Kiss". From there, he has continued to include dance-styled material in his repertoire, alongside a diverse range of other musical styles. Although he remains a thoroughly old-fashioned entertainer whose present popularity is perhaps predicated as much on kitsch value as anything else, he also - in his sixties - fully retains the vocal ability that made him a star in the first place.
Albums / OSTs:	a-tom-ic jones anchorman carrying a torch delilah green green grass of home help yourself intolerable cruelty love is on the radio miss congeniality move closer reload the body & soul of tom jones the young new mexican puppeteer will & grace: let the music out Click here to view All Albums and Song Lyrics of Tom Jones!