Roses
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Roses
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In a garden full of flowers
Infected the others 'cause I'm sour
Hanging around for seconds and hours
That I am losing power
Time doesn't need time
But I do
If I suddenly don't change my mind
I'll choose you
The roses are dying so does my heart
I knew it'd happen since the beginning of the start
Watering me isn't enough, I'm constantly fading
Once you start waiting
The weeds are growing around me
The worms are already feeding on me
When my bud comes out, the time is up
Time doеsn't need time
But I do
If I suddenly don't change my mind
I'll choosе you
The roses are dying so does my heart
I knew it'd happen since the beginning of the start
Watering me isn't enough, I'm constantly fading
Once you start waiting
(The roses, the roses, the roses, the roses, the roses, the roses, the roses)
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