He Who Picks a Rose
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He Who Picks a Rose
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A rose is a beautiful flower. I mean the prettiest in the world.
And that goes double, double for a girl.
Cause she's like no other flower in the world.
Remeber, they that first take the sweet.
But you got to take the bitter with sweet.
So remeber: he who picks a rose must accept the thorns it bear.
yeah, yeah.
Talking about the goood and the bad in a woman.
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