The Black Rose
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The Black Rose
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Deep down in the forest the trees are telling the tale of the black rose
Deep down in the forest the trees are telling the tale of a desperate love
There was a prince who loved a maiden living in a garden of roses
The prince was slain by a jealous giant, and the poor maiden cried, bitterly
But when the tears fell into the grass a black rose grew
Listen to the oak tree, he will show you the way
To the beautiful black rose which will be your fate
Listen to the oak tree, he will show you the way
And the beautiful black rose will give you eternal bliss
Deep down in the forest the trees are telling the tale of the black rose
Deep down in the forest the trees are telling the tale of a desperate love
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