My Sweet Rose
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My Sweet Rose
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You've got lips of cherry chrome
I've got a heart that's made of stone
I've been thinking, you should leave me
my sweet rose
my sweet rose
You don't need me as much as
you need your soul
We are the ones that fall apart
Love can save your life but it just breaks my heart
And though I try I
can't destroy what I am
My Sweet Rose
My Sweet Rose
You don't need me as much as
you need your soul
You've got lips of cherry chrome
I've got a heart that's made of stone
I've been thinking, you should leave me
My Sweet Rose
My Sweet Rose
You don't need me as much as
you need your soul
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Rachel Stamp performs "My Sweet Rose", and this lyric page sits inside the Rachel Stamp catalog on LyroVerse.
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