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Immediate download of A Dozen Lovely Roses in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.
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Comes in a eco-pack with artwork by Serena Andrews and Pamela Murray.
Includes immediate download of 12-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.
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about
For this song, I decided I wanted to write a song based on a true story -- not something that happened to me or anyone I knew, but something interesting that had happened somewhere. So I found a story on the Internet, the world's leading source of 100% guaranteed true stories. Then I changed everything about it and wrote this song.
lyrics
Well, Jenny and Frank were sweethearts,
Though they lived so far apart,
But the weekends they spent together
Kept them close to each other's heart.
Swore they'd be true,
'Til their faces turned blue.
Now Jenny had on the radio
Tuned to WHJG;
Radio host called up Frank, asked,
"Who might your true love be?
You've won a prize
For the apple of your eyes.
CHORUS:
It's a dozen lovely roses --
So much louder than words they speak.
Imagine, do, the rosy hue
they'll bring to your lover's cheek."
Frank didn't pause for a minute,
'Cause the answer's as clear as can be:
"Send those roses to my sweet wife,
Esmerelda, if you please."
Then Jenny cried,
for she knew he'd lied
Now Frank was talking to Jenny:
"I was just kidding," is what he said;
"Well I ain't joking" said Jenny,
"If you come around here you're dead.
No matter what you say,
stay the hell away;
CHORUS:
'Cause a dozen lovely roses --
So much louder than words they speak.
And now, see you, the rosy hue
they bring to your lover's cheek."
Now this story's has a moral;
it's as simple as it can be.
To find out the truth of the matter,
turn to WHJG.
Ask Jenny why
and she'll just sigh,
"Well, a dozen lovely roses --
So much louder than words they speak.
Imagine, do, the rosy hue
they'll bring to your lover's cheek."
Yes, a dozen lovely roses --
So much louder than words they speak.
Imagine, do, the rosy hue
they'll bring to your lover's cheek.
credits
from
Mistaken Identity,
released 06 October 2009
Jacob Haller: acoustic guitar and vocals
Chris Monti: backing vocals and mandolin
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