Black Rose
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Black Rose
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Cry baby cry
Over my garden
You know you grow your own
Lay lady lay
Under my bed
You know I grow my own
Don’t let him know, don’t let it show
Reap what you sow, take this black rose
Stay lady stay
Cross my back door
You know you grow your own
Pray baby pray
Over our sins
I know we’ll grow our own
Don’t let him know, don’t let it show
Reap what you sow, take this black rose
Pull baby pull
Plant your good deeds
You know you grow your own
Crawl baby crawl
Fall on your knees
You know I’ll grow my own
Don’t let him know, don’t let it show
Reap what you sow, take this black rose
My black rose
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Who performs "Black Rose"?
Eliza Rickman performs "Black Rose", and this lyric page sits inside the Eliza Rickman catalog on LyroVerse.
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