FOR THE LOVE OF THE ROSE song lyrics
by Joel Sattler
so now what is left for me all life long
all that is left are stupid love songs
give her a flower, it won't last
it's better to live in the now than the past
all you can do is try to survive
try to conquer your days and just stay alive
surrender to the world you want to dream of
and whisper to her of your love
for the love
for the love of the rose
for the love
for the passion emotion release
whisper love
and
you'll discover a moment of peace
under the starry
above
so now what is left for me all life long
there are days when things always seem to go wrong
but if you smile then she'll understand
and you will find beauty if you can
and when you see the sign, the fork in the road
which way to the heart of her, they're both unknown
but at the end of the day, you sit and she does
whisper to you of her love
for the love
for the love of the rose
for the love
for the passion emotion release
whisper love
and
you'll discover a moment of peace
under the starry
above
for the love
for the love of the rose
for the love
for the passion emotion release
whisper love
and
you'll discover a moment of peace
under the starry
above
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