Who wrote song with phrases Flowers blowing on a hill dragonflies and daffodils?

"Some Velvet Morning," a psychedelic pop song, was recorded by Nancy Sinatra and Lee Greenwood in late 1967.

Here are the lyrics:

Lee:

Some velvet morning when I'm straight

I'm gonna open up your gate

And maybe tell you 'bout Phaedra

and how she gave me life

and how she made it in

Some velvet morning when I'm straight

Nancy:

Flowers growing on the hill

Dragonflies and daffodils

Learn from us very much

Look at us but do not touch

Phaedra is my name

Lee:

Some velvet morning when I'm straight

I'm gonna open up your gate

And maybe tell you 'bout Phaedra

and how she gave me life

and how she made it in

Some velvet morning when I'm straight

Nancy:

Flowers are the things we knew

Secrets are the things we grew

Learn from us very much

Look at us but do not touch

Phaedra is my name

Lee:

Some velvet morning when I'm straight

Nancy:

Flowers growing on the hill

Lee:

I'm gonna open up your gate

Nancy:

Dragonflies and daffodils

Lee:

And maybe tell you 'bout Phaedra

Nancy:

Learn from us very much

Lee:

And how she gave me life

Nancy:

Look at us but do not touch

Lee:

and how she made it in