Flowers
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Flowers
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Desperate desire all in tune
By the doors of a legend to
Lonely time eaten towers
Resemble nothing that is ours
Where all the flowers are
Here to greet the sun
Oh no the stars are gone
I know weüll see them later on
Drowned in a bath of eternal lust
Sleep sort of a visual dust
Maybe you went too far
I want to be where you are
Where all the flowers are
Here to greet the sun
Oh no the stars are gone
I know weüll see them later on
So many years have since gone by
Strangle design how heroes fly
All that remains is true
How the music plays for you
Where all the flowers are
Here to greet the sun
Oh no the stars are gone
I know weüll see them later on
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Trouble performs "Flowers", and this lyric page sits inside the Trouble catalog on LyroVerse.
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