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Artist: A Thousand Lies
Canonical path: /a-thousand-lies/the-blue-and-the-red-rose
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The Blue And The Red Rose
Read The Blue And The Red Rose lyrics by A Thousand Lies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Blue And The Red Rose
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When angels cry
When angels lie
When angels fight
When angels die
I will hold you if you afraid
When angels cry
When angels lie
When angels fight
When angels die
I will be on your side
The blue and the red rose meet again
Silence, Mirror, You.......Again
(Blue)The blue and the red rose meet again
(Red)The blue and the red rose meet again
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A Thousand Lies performs "The Blue And The Red Rose", and this lyric page sits inside the A Thousand Lies catalog on LyroVerse.
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