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Artist: Neckhel
Canonical path: /neckhel/the-roses-volta-pra-casa
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The Roses (Volta Pra Casa)
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The Roses (Volta Pra Casa)
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Shining eyes
To the skies
The roses were never meant to die
And they say
I was weak all along
Someday
You'll wake up
You feel me
Don't let go
The roses
The roses
The roses
I miss your arms when you were holding me
Even if you wasn't here
Come home
Come home
Now it's dark outside
You're searching for a cold light
And they say
Just give up
You can just
Let them go
The roses
The roses
(The roses)
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