Tonalité : A major•
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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Rose puts on
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her stockings and she lights a cigarette.
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Holds her tired face up
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to the mirror.
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She sees a younger woman there
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she thought she would forget,
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And it hurts her now that no one comes
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to see her.
Interlude 1
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Verse 2
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She used to go to parties and
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a-dancing with with her beau.
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Beneath the southern moon they
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found their places.
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But now she's tired all the time
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and she got no where to go,
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And the memories keep
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showing up in faces.
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Verse 3
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So she finds her dressing table and she
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puts on all of her clothes,
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And she cries when she's realized
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she's just an old Rose.
Verse 4
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Rose walks to the kitchen then
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she fills her coffee cup.
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And thinks of how the morn
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ings used to greet her.
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But now it's just another day
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and harder to get up,
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And it breaks her heart to think
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that no one needs her.
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And she wants to start all
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over
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but she ain't got far to go,
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So she cries when she's realized
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she's just an old Rose.
Verse 6
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Rose puts on her stockings and
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she lights a cigarette.
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Holds her tired face up to the mirror.
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She sees a younger woman there
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she thought she would forget,
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And it hurts her now that no
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one comes to see her.
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