Rosebush
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Rosebush
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Rain falls on the roof of the temple
and the rosebush, secretly.
Hey, "silver girl,"
come on out.
It's bright above the soil.
The light begins to shine down.
Shaken, creaking swing,
broken like an illusion.
Hey, "silver girl,"
come on out.
Who are you?
A friend?
Won't you chat with me?
[Instrumental]
Everyone's busy being useful
except for me.
I only know how to use the big gate's key
On afternoons like this
I'd be bad and let
the golden rain
fall on my head,
like magic.
[Instrumental]
Singing echoes in the temple,
soaking through the rose bush.
Hey, "silver girl,"
come on out.
Who are you?
A friend?
You're there,
right, "silver girl?"
It's bright above the soil.
Light overflows
into the distance...
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