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| 6 WHITE ROSES | ||
| White roses
were carried on horses from Persia Watered and tended, watched over and nurtured Was ever a lover so carefully attended as these blossoms How many miles and how many footsteps These servants of love gave in their service Forgetting themselves, their lives became worship That the earth may blossom Now the sweet, sweet, so sweet water flows And the desert will blossom like a rose - oh oh oh hhh They came to Carmel, arid and yellow Where centuries of dust lay in a rubble, Slaved in the sun with spade and with shovel, that the earth may blossom Green cypress, and rich bouganvillea, red geranium to brighten each window Murals and fountains that flower forever, and they'll ever blossom There are many choices, every night and every day May the white, white roses guide us on our way Tears echo in memory, no deed lies unrevealed And every cup must empty to be filled The heart is a parched land of valleys and hollows Sparse oases and parts that lie fallow The reason for roses, and why we keep going, is that it may blossom White roses were carried on horses from Persia Watered and tended, watched over and nurtured Was ever a lover so carefully attended as these blossoms Now the sweet, sweet, so sweet water flows And the desert will blossom like the rose, oh oh oh ohhhhhhh |
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