When was the song “Field of Flowers” released by Vernon Oxford?

The song Field of Flowers was released in 1967, on the album “Woman, Let me Sing You a Song”.

Who composed the song “Field of Flowers” by Vernon Oxford?

The song “Field of Flowers” by Vernon Oxford was composed by Paul Evans, Paul Parnes.

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Field of Flowers

Field of Flowers

Paul Evans, Paul Parnes

[Verse 1]
We met in a field of flowers
And she put all the flowers to shame
The roses, the poppies, the violets, the daisy's
Will never again be the same

[Verse 2]
I remember those happy hours
When we said we never would part
The roses, the poppies, the violets, the daisy's
Are just what I need near my heart

[Verse 3]
But then I went wondering
But I miss hеr more and more evеry day
And while I was wondering
Her heart was breaking and she was pinning away

[Verse 4]
Now she lies in that field of flowers
Her smile I will never more see
The roses, the poppies, the violets, the daisy's
Have taken my baby from me

[Instrumental Break]

[Verse 3]
Then I went wondering
But I miss her more and more every day
And while I was wondering
Her heart was breaking and she was pinning away

[Verse 4]
Now she lies in that field of flowers
Her smile I will never more see
The roses, the poppies, the violets, the daisy's
Have taken my baby from me

[Outro]
The roses, the daisy’s have taken my baby from me

Trivia about the song Field of Flowers by Vernon Oxford

When was the song “Field of Flowers” released by Vernon Oxford?: The song Field of Flowers was released in 1967, on the album “Woman, Let me Sing You a Song”.
Who composed the song “Field of Flowers” by Vernon Oxford?: The song “Field of Flowers” by Vernon Oxford was composed by Paul Evans, Paul Parnes.