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Roses In The Snow
lyrics and chords
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interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.
Roses
In The Snow lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use, it's
really a nice song by Emmylou Harris. It has a traditional bluegrass
flavor that really makes it fun to do.
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Roses In The Snow
by Emmylou Harris written by Ruth Franks
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I met my darling in the springtime
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When all the flowers were in bloom
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And like the flowers our love blossomed
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G7
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We married in the month of June
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Our love was like a burning ember
It warmed us as a golden glow
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We had sunshine in December
G7
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And threw our roses in the snow
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Now God had taken my darling
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And left me with a memory
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A memory I will always cherish
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Are these last words he said to me
Repeat #2
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My darling's buried on the hillside
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Where all the wild spring flowers grow
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And when winter snows start falling
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On his grave I'll place a rose
Repeat #2
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Classic Country Music Lyrics home | Emmylou Harris lyrics You'll really enjoy playing and singing this bluegrass song, it's up tempo, has a pretty melody with simple chords. Use these Roses In The Snow lyrics and chords as you began practicing, they will help learn to play and sing this golden oldie.
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