Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Farse
Canonical path: /farse/once-was-a-rose
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Once Was A Rose
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Once Was A Rose
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With white lace, both hands tied, period dress,
im that thorn in your side, but i once was a rose,
then you took me to the pawnshop.
With make up, your face is masked, you took
it all execpt the clothing on my back.
All our honesty is forked in different ways,
and all i want to do,
is eat, sleep, balcong views with you too.
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Farse performs "Once Was A Rose", and this lyric page sits inside the Farse catalog on LyroVerse.
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