Black Roses
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Black Roses
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See me standing here
With my dreams, my tears, my pain
Where the black roses grow
Nothing ever stays the same
My name is suffering…oh suffering
What's your name, my beauty?
I've painted all my roses black for you
Is it to impress you, to make you see me
Let me take you with me
To the place where dreams are made
We're going deep sea diving
There nothing ever stays the same
My name is ….., oh suffering
What's your name, my beauty?
I've painted all my roses black for you
Is it to impress you, to make you see me
I want to meet true beauty in light
I'll walk into your world...
For a moment
I'll be on your side
I'll walk into your world
For a moment
I'll be on your side
My beauty, I've painted all my roses black for you
Is it to impress you, to make you see me
See me standing here
With my dreams, my tears, my pain
Where the black roses grow
You were the deep red dream
I've painted black now
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