Roses In The Snow
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Roses In The Snow
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I'll remember when it's winter and there's not a rose to see
That you kiss me and there will be roses blooming in the snow for me
I'll remember in December when the lonely raindrops sigh
Ho you smile dear and there will be sunshine in the dark December sky
I'll remember ever after the wind in your hair of gold
And the sound of your laughter will warm my heart when I'm old
I'll remember when it's winter and my dreams have seas to keep
That you love me and there will be roses blooming in the snow for me
I'll remember ever after...
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