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Dead Rose

Chords
G#minor
90BPM
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[Intro]
B B B B
B   Ebm   B   Ebmx2
[Verse]
Dead Brose, you were once so vibranAbt
As you stretched out towards F#the sun
And spread your pedals wideAbm  F#  
To take it all inside
Dead Brose, tried to kAbmeep you aliEbve
But you Abdrank Dbmthe water dry
And now you're facF#ing downAbm  
F#Your pedals scattered on the ground
[Chorus]
But Eyou Abmgrew so naturally at first
And so this natural death occursB  
A stem in water never lasts as lEbmong
As roots planted in dirtE  
And although we have had our timeAbm  
It hurts to watch you fade and dieB  
What once was stunning and aliveEbm  
Becomes so cold and dead inside
EDead rose, I don't love you anymAbmore
B Ebm B Ebm
[Verse 2]
Dead rBose, you're Abma symbol of the truth
Of the love we had F#for youDbm  
How all gAbood thF#ings must end and with each death new life begins
BDead rose, how am I suppose to AbfindEbm  
Something equally divine?Dbm  
No matter wF#here DbI go I F#plant the seeds but nothing grows
[Chorus]
But Eyou Abmgrew so naturally at first
And so this natural death occursB  
A stem in water never lasts as lEbmong
As roots planted in dirtE  
And although we have had our timeAbm  
It hurts to watch you fade and dieB  
What once was stunning and aliveEbm  
Becomes so cold and dead insideE  
How fleeting is love, Abmhow fleeting is lifeE  
When I came home and Abshut the door
I saw your last pedal hit tEbmhe flDbmoor
And I was struck by something I'd Abmnever felt before
EDead rose, I don't love you any Abmmore
[Bridge]
EWe'll loBok back on the day
When the dead rosF#e from the graveE  
No more sorrow and shameB  
The Ebmnew F#body and Dbname
Nothing perfect will dieAbm  
No more tears in our eyesEb  
No more worries and trialsF#  
We'll have fEaith like a child's
[Outro]
When I come throAbmugh that Bopen door
I'll finally see you as Ebmyou really Dbmare
And I'll be struck by soAbmmething I'd never felt beforeB  F#  
EDead rose I will love you forBever moreAbm  
EDead rose I will love you forBever moreAbm  
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