The Rose That Came To Bloom
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The Rose That Came To Bloom
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Didn't know it
I guess that I should
The days of summer were over
Forever
Never knew
That as you lay beside me
My dear
The rose that came
to bloom would die
Should have seen it
When I lookded at you
The future's changing forever
It's over
All too soon
You´ve learnt to live without me
It's true
Like roses always bloom and die
In the darkness I remember you
Every smile and every time you cried
Never knew
That as you lay beside me
My dear
The rose that came
to bloom would die
In the silence I remember you
Regretting every tear that
I made you cry
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