| Lover of mine, hand over the key
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| The teeth have all long been gone
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| And darling divine, you’re cutting my bones
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| With words you won’t say, hands you don’t hold
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| Better the last time, sweeter than this time
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| See that you’re older still
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| What turned you around, pushing you down?
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| My lips are in bloom fighting your frown
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| Tell me your secrets, I’ll ask you no questions
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| Braving your mountaintop
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| When I’m around you, when I’m allowed to
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| Taking my chances, I’d make a fortune
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| I’ll love you, I’ll love you- the darkest part of you
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| Write you the sweetest song
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| Drop down from the ledges, hand over defenses
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| I’m longing to see you through white picket fences
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| If God kept his promise, I’d tiptoe through tulips
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| Gather your moss again
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| Jump over your hedges, stand under your branches
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| We’re coming up roses
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| Coming up roses indeed
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| Is patience a virtue, or waiting what fools do?
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| Mama would never tell
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| But this onward drive home- it’s cutting my bones
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| With kisses of stone from a heart made of gold
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| Return to the last time, sweeter than this time
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| Tugging against my will
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| To dive under your dock, swim in your pond
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| Knowing the water will carry you on
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| If God kept his promise, I’d tiptoe through tulips
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| Gather your moss again
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| Jump over your hedges, swing on your branches
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| We’re coming up roses
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| Coming up roses
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| If God kept his promise, I’d tiptoe through tulips
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| Gather your moss again
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| Jump over your hedges, swing on your branches
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| We’re coming up roses
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| Coming up roses indeed
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| We’re coming up roses indeed |