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Artist: Obrero
Canonical path: /obrero/mary-rose
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mary Rose
Read Mary Rose lyrics by Obrero on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mary Rose
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One afternoon - tired and weary
Riding into town - on the muddy road
A revelation, all i need is a revelation
A piece of the sun, the moon and the stars
One afternoon - tired and weary
Riding into town - on the muddy road
Going to the saloon - and walk inside
And suddenly - the sun started to rise
A revelation, suddenly i had a revelation
A piece of the sun, the moon and the stars
A revelation, suddenly i had a revelation
Her name was mary rose, and she was the sun, the moon and the stars
One afternoon - tired and weary
Riding into town - on the muddy road
Going to the saloon - and walk inside
And suddenly - the sun started to rise
Mary rose - most beautiful of women
Mary rose - those lips, those eyes
You are mine - and i am yours
I will never - let you go
You are mine - and i am yours
I will never - let you go
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