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Artist: Flover
Canonical path: /flover/violent-roses
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Violent Roses
Read Violent Roses lyrics by Flover on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Violent Roses
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I never see you cry
I never see your heart broken
And violet roses in your hands
And every time I close my eyes
I see you cry
I see your heart like frozen
And violet roses
Everytime you cry
All the fears come back to life
Heart's broken and you can't deny
The pain
And everything I try
Is not enough to heal your scars
And I say why
The roses die
I never see how you die
I never hear you in silence
And violet roses in your hands turn in black
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