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Artist: Jim Reeves
Canonical path: /jim-reeves/one-dozen-roses-roses
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One Dozen Roses Roses
Read One Dozen Roses Roses lyrics by Jim Reeves on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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One Dozen Roses Roses
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Give me one dozen roses put my heart in beside 'em
Send them to the one I love
She'll be glad to recieve 'em and I know she'll believe 'em
There's something we've been talking of
There may be orange blossoms later I think that there will
She's done something to me and my heart won't keep still
Give me one dozen roses put my heart in beside them send them to the one I love
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There may be orange blossoms later...
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