Glass Rose
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Glass Rose
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A looking glass the window,
Holds a better place
Through it I can see her,
As she comes my way
I wonder does she wonder,
Who left that rose for her, that day
Somewhere in the distance,
I can see her face
Flawed only with perfection,
As she turns I say
So did you like the rose that I left for you, that
day
Now all I have
Is a drawer full of photographs
Of you and I
That we'll never take
And I know I'll never forget her
She'll be my, glass rose until I say
(Until I say)
So this is how it ends,
How it never begins
So this is how it ends with us
Now all I have
Is a drawer full of photographs
Of you and I
That we'll never take
And I know I'll never forget her
She'll be my glass rose until I say.
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Time Spent Driving performs "Glass Rose", and this lyric page sits inside the Time Spent Driving catalog on LyroVerse.
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