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Artist: Kaiser Chiefs
Canonical path: /kaiser-chiefs/roses
Related lyric paths: 6
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Roses
Read Roses lyrics by Kaiser Chiefs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Roses
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All of the people
All of those ordinary lives
Building on the outskirts of my mind
They ride the iron pilgrim
To holidays for the head
If plans were hand granades, we'd all be dead
It's dark
It's dark where the roses grow
There's something that you should know
Before you see the light
It's dark
It's dark where the roses grow
There's places I have to go
Before I see the light
Playing all five stages
The festival of grief
God and problems
What can stop them, realise
The bottles in the drug store
Are all just piss and ink
The flags you wore are rags under the sink
It's dark
It's dark where the roses grow
There's something that you should know
Before you see the light
It's dark
It's dark where the roses grow
There's places I have to go
Before I see the light
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Kaiser Chiefs performs "Roses", and this lyric page sits inside the Kaiser Chiefs catalog on LyroVerse.
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