Black Flowers
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Black Flowers
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Children lieing in there beds
Just remember what your mother said
Don't you worry, don't you cry
Little black flowers grow, in the sky
In the sky
Make a promise, cross your heart
Kings vow that we'll never part
Sign in blood and hope to die
Little black flowers grow, in the sky
In the sky
And I believed you
I believed you when you said you would be mine
Tell me mother, will I die?
Yes my child, and so shall I
And never know the reason why
Little black flowers grow, in the sky
In the sky
And I believed you
I believed you when you said you'd cried
Believed you when you said you'd try
Believed you when you said you loved me too
I believed you
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