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Artist: Stephen Fretwell
Canonical path: /stephen-fretwell/rose
Related lyric paths: 6
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Rose
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Rose
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You sleep just like a child,
Rustling and rolling around,
I saw some life today,
On the floor outside your door,
A cold penny I found.
I'll buy you a rose and make it a nice day,
I'll buy you a yellow rose and make it a nice day.
A touniquet on the life,
Smoking and falling around,
Your peanut eyes desist,
In the town walking around.
So come and find me and make it a nice day,
Come and knock on to me, make it a nice day.
You sleep just like a child,
Rustling and rolling around,
I saw some life today,
On the floor outside your door,
A cold penny I found.
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Stephen Fretwell performs "Rose", and this lyric page sits inside the Stephen Fretwell catalog on LyroVerse.
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