Dandelion

I'm an ordinary grass
With an ordinary wish
To live peacefully in the garden 
Like other grasses 

I'm an ordinary grass
With a little bit more curiosity 
I want to know the world a little bit better 
So I raise my head a little bit higher 

The gardener works hard 
To keep the garden gentle and uniform 
When he sees someone with stiff neck that sticks out 
He knows that he needs to eliminate it

I have to run for my life
I wander all over the places
But gardeners everywhere 
Have the duty to keep out weeds

As soon as I raise my curious head
I become the target of elimination 
I have to move again and again 
My head turns white from exhaustion 

Finally I chanced upon deep North 
Where temperature is low 
Land is vast
And humans are sparsely populated 

Being so sparsely populated 
Gardeners in the North are less stringent 
Thanks to their tolerance 
I have survived to this day 

In the long long winter 
The North is covered with deep deep snow 
Under the deep snow 
I have a deep sleep 

In my deep sleep 
I dream about the South I came from 
Where temperature is high
And vegetation is lush

I'm an ordinary grass
With an ordinary wish
To live peacefully in the garden 
Like other grasses