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A Day In Life Of A Tree

A Day In Life Of A Tree. Brian Wilson & Jack Rieley. Feel the wind burn through my skin The pain, the air is killing me For years my limbs stretched to the sky A nest of birds sit and sing. But now my branches suffer And my leaves don’t bear to glow They did so long ago.

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A Day In Life Of A Tree

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  1. A Day In Life Of A Tree Brian Wilson & Jack Rieley

  2. Feel the wind burn through my skin • The pain, the air is killing me • For years my limbs stretched to the sky • A nest of birds sit and sing

  3. But now my branches suffer • And my leaves don’t bear to glow • They did so long ago

  4. One day I was full of life • My sap was rich and I was strong From seed to tree I grew so tall • Through the wind and rain I could not fall

  5. But now my branches suffer • And my leaves don’t offer • Poetry to men of songs

  6. Trees like me weren’t meant to live • If all this world can give • Pollution and slow death

  7. Oh Lord I lay me down • No life is left to be found • There’s nothing left for me

  8. Trees like me weren’t meant to live • If all the earth can give • Is Pollution

  9. Trees like me weren’t meant to live • ( Oh Lord lay me down” • If all this world can give • (My branches to the ground) • Is pollution and slow death • (Theres nothing left for me

  10. Oh Lord lay me down • My branches to the ground • There’s nothing left for me.

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