Where did the expression daisies don't tell come from?

Answer 1

The expression "daisies don't tell" means that the dead do not speak or reveal secrets. It likely originated from the idea that once someone has passed away, their secrets and knowledge are buried with them, unable to be shared.

Answer 2

I don't know for sure, but there was a song, written in 1912 or so, called Always Take a Girl named Daisy, with lyrics along the lines of: "Handsome, handsome, handsome Harry Thomas, He was sued, yes, sued for Breach of Promise He took Mary walking in the dell, and said, "Now you don't have to tell" Mary went right home and told her mother, Ma told Pa and Pa he told his brother Brother told the preacher, and preacher went and tolled the wedding bells! Never take a walk with Mary, never take a walk with Sue. Never take a walk with Maude or Carrie, That's the kind of girl you'll have to marry. When you take a girl out walking, down a little shady dell, Always take a girl named Daisy -- 'Cause Daisies don't tell!" Perhaps the lyric was a reference to an older saying, in which case I haven't been helpful at all. ..i am going to leave the previous person's answer in place. Daisies don't tell was a popular motto embroidered on pillows, splashers, tides , wall hangings, samplers etc in the 1890's the picture that often accompanied the motto was a girl in a field of daisies plucking the petals off the one in her hand. It is a reference to the little girl game of "He loves me , He loves me not"

Answer 3

I’m not sure but what I know for sure is that boys have penises and girls have vaginas