I'd Pluck a Fair Rose (feat. Eleanor Tomlinson)
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I'd Pluck a Fair Rose (feat. Eleanor Tomlinson)
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I'd a pluck a fair rose for my love
I'd a pluck a red rose blowin'
Love's in my heart, I'm tryin' so to prove
What you heart's knowin'
I'd a pluck a finger on a thorn
I'd a pluck a finger bleedin'
Red is my heart, wounded and forlorn
And your heart needin'
I'd a hold a finger to my tongue
I'd a hold a finger waitin'
My heart is sore, until it joins in song
With your heart matin'
My heart is sore, until it joins in song
With your heart matin'
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