The Black Roses
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The Black Roses
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In my hands some flowers introducing you
You're the gift for me you're the thing to lose
And in the spotlight of our dying world
You are my queen whom i deserve
But i can't catch you please wake up soon
Don't forget me you fade away my bloom
I'll lay you down where the black roses grow
I'll be with you where the black roses grow
I'll lay you down where the black roses grow
I'll be with you alone
And if you fall i will ley you go
Cause i can't carry you alone
And if it's cold inside my desperate heart
I'll try to be close to my broken love
But i can't catch you please wake up soon
Don't forget me you fade away my bloom
I'll lay you down where the black roses grow
I'll be with you where the black roses grow
I'll lay you down where the black roses grow
I'll be with you alone
Still i think of you i won't seal my fate
But it's so hard to stand that my girl is dead
I will burry you calm inside my heart
And say a prayer for my broken love
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