Millions Of Roses
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Millions Of Roses
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If I bought a flower for each happy hour
That you and your love have made life sweet
Millions of roses millions of roses would lie at your feet
For each time you hold me each love word you told me
If I work to bring the rose in blue
Millions of roses millions of roses would fill every room
What a way to show you all you mean to me
More than this I owe you for each memory
If I had a treasure then my greatest pleasure
Would be sending you a big bouquet
Millions of roses millions of roses every single day
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Eddy Arnold performs "Millions Of Roses", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddy Arnold catalog on LyroVerse.
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