Flowers That Never Fade
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Flowers That Never Fade
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Intro:mmmm Soon to come and soon to stay
Chorus: In times of hardship
and in times of heartache
(Flowers That Never Fade)
soon to come and soon to stay
you better start to pray
about your problems
and you to
can be (a flower that never fades)
Bridge:Can make it through the rain
in times of pain
they have no permisson to hurt you
it's true no one is better than U
chorus
1st Verse: live for the future
forget the past
that was long ago
and it dosen't have to hurt you
chorusx2
2nd Verse: You can be
(a flower that never fades)
You You can get through
(flowers that never fades)
Ooh yeah yeah yeah
1st Verse
Chorus Fades
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