I remember that field behind your house Where we'd lie in summer heat Wildflowers reaching for the sky Everything felt so complete But seasons turn and people change And nothing stays the same Now I'm standing where we used to dream Calling out your name Where flowers grew, there's only dirt Where love bloomed, there's only hurt But I'm still here, I'm still alive Learning how to survive Where flowers grew You taught me how to see the world Through eyes that believed in good Before the winter came too soon And froze what we understood The ground looks bare but roots run deep Beneath this hardened clay Something's stirring in the earth Waiting for the day Where flowers grew, there's only dirt Where love bloomed, there's only hurt But I'm still here, I'm still alive Learning how to survive Where flowers grew I've walked through storms that bent me low Felt the rain that cuts like stone But every scar upon my soul Shows me how I've grown Now I tend this patch of ground With hands that know the cost Of planting hope in broken soil Of finding what was lost The seeds I scatter in the wind May not bloom today But I believe in spring's return Come what may Where flowers grew, there's only dirt Where love bloomed, there's only hurt But I'm still here, I'm still alive Learning how to survive Where flowers grew Oh, where flowers grew
