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by bennash - 06/07/26 09:34 PM
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Any/all feedback appreciated. This is a male vocalist.
There are Wild Roses copyright 2004 Pamela Bowne
With her letter tumbled jumbled thoughts of long ago Summer nights when chores were done, she’d come, we’d run, laugh and grow Seams now I’ve inherited that dirt-poor farm from Uncle Joe She enclosed the last sweet note he wrote me so I’d know
(Chorus) There are wild roses behind the weeping willow tree Just look where we never dreamed they’d be Blooming bounty in breathtaking beauty Wild roses, we are often slow to see
Between the church and graveyard time to talk of just how far I ran chasing glitter while she caught her football star Both of us still picturing poor Uncle Joe Alone Till on the old plot next to his we read right off the stone
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Now out past fallen fences, weathered wood and fallow fields we grieve Walk thru plans, holding hands, beginning to believe
There are wild roses
Never think can't do - think how to
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