Page type: lyric reference
Artist: George Morgan
Canonical path: /george-morgan/yesterday-s-roses
Related lyric paths: 6
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Yesterday's Roses
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Yesterday's Roses
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Roses pressed in a Bible bring me sweet mem'ries of you
Roses withered and faded as same as a love I once knew
Yesterday's roses covered with teardrops
Yesterday's teardrops sparkle like dew
I'll always treasure yesterday's roses
Telling a story that never came true
[ steel ]
Sometimes when I'm alone dear my poor heart is breaking inside
True love we might have klnown dear but just like the roses it died
Yesterday's roses covered with teardrops...
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