Black Flower
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Black Flower
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A voice says cry - what shall I cry?
To the children who've fallen from grace
All this life - will fade away
Let the black flower grow where it may
(For) in Sharon grows - A rose who knows
How to flourish the flower in the rain
And blessings fall - as blossoms fade
Let the black flower grow where it may
Chorus
The sun is gonna shine tomorrow
The good and the bad both feel the rain
Faith, hope and love outlive our sorrow
Let the black flower grow where it may
In the garden - of our lives
One million flowers bloom joy
That God paints - The Lily of the Valley reigns
Let the black flower grow where it may
Chorus
In Zion - the black flower never blooms
Its darkly faint perfume - has finally been consumed
In Zion - Go upon the mountain high
And see the risen Christ - The rose that will not die
Chorus
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Who performs "Black Flower"?
Salvador performs "Black Flower", and this lyric page sits inside the Salvador catalog on LyroVerse.
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