Neon Rose
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Neon Rose
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She's a rose where roses never grow
Behind the swinging doors she pours the wine that flows
She keeps on pretending that she's having fun
But it's a blue blue rose that grows beneath the neon sun
She's my sunshine lady
Maybe just a little bit shady
Someday I'll take her where real flowers grow
But until then she'll be my pretty precious neon rose
The world is full of roses that bloom in the spring
But to me there's just one rose that means anything
I guess that it's no secret what everybody knows
Just how much I love you my pretty precious neon rose
She's a rose where roses never grow...
She's my sunshine lady...
But until then she'll be my pretty precious neon rose
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