Rose!
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Rose!
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He picked her up at 8 o'clock
The wind in her hair
And forty miles down the road
They were going somewhere
The night sky up above
The love-crazy Moon, yeah
The pretty panorama sky
Singing a tune
His eyes were filled with sorrow
Such a mystery
If you really love someone
Set them free
Rose!
He called her name again
His words lost in the night
And as she turned to go
Tears were in his eyes
He, he only wanted love
But something wasn't right
And as she left him there
Tears were in his eyes
The whole scene was deathly quiet
The floor is so bare
The wind since gone away
He stood there and stared
The room hid behind a cloud
Heartbroken with drunk
The night wore a velvet shroud
Like no stick and tongue
His eyes were filled with sorrow
Such a mystery
If you really love someone
Set them free
Rose!
He called her name again
His words lost in the night
And as she turned to go
Tears were in his eyes
He, he only wanted love
But something wasn't right
And as she left him there
Tears were in his eyes
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