A thousand roses
I never like flower unless they came from you,
and they always came in the form of beautiful vibrant red roses.
I layd them by my bedside were they moked me,and remined me how they got there.
a rose for every bruise, broken bone and love less tear I forgave
a rose for every time I said i fell
a rose for every time I lied to someone who was going to save me from another rose
a dozen roses for every time I tried to save my self
a rose ever time you didnt believe it was yours and took a child from my barren arms
a rose every time you picked up a bottle and didn't stop drank till it was empty and I had to hide in my own home from a man who said he loved me
I never liked flower unless they came from you,
and they always came in the form of beautiful vibrant red roses
lay those roses across my casket and I would have a thousand rose.
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