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Artist: Wilma Burgess
Canonical path: /wilma-burgess/watch-the-roses-grow
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Watch The Roses Grow
Read Watch The Roses Grow lyrics by Wilma Burgess on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Watch The Roses Grow
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You sent me roses when you said goodbye but I didn't throw them away
I planted them in my garden and I'm carrying for them every day
The roses grew perfect as perfect can be like the sweet love that we used to know
With the tears that I cry I know they won't die
I'll just wait and watch the roses grow
I'll keep them forever they're all I have left
Of the sweet love that we used to know
With the tears that I cry I know they won't die
I'll just wait to watch the roses grow
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Wilma Burgess performs "Watch The Roses Grow", and this lyric page sits inside the Wilma Burgess catalog on LyroVerse.
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