roses in the rain
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roses in the rain
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Monday morning, see the children on their way to school
Clouds are hangin' low around my heart, the air is cool
I've got the strangest feelin', like I'm waiting for a train
Lookin' out the window at the roses in the rain
I walked around the supermarket, talking to myself
The man behind the counter asked me if I need some help
I knew that he could see it, but he didn't know what to say
So I asked him if he knew about the roses in the rain
Maybe in a little while, I'll put some coffee on
Can't stop wonderin' where the spirits go when they are gone
Maybe it was tomorrow, but it felt like today
You and I were walkin', you and I were walkin'
You and I were walkin' through the roses in the rain
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