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Eighteen Yellow Roses
recorded by Marty Robbins
written by Bobby Darin
C G7 C
Eighteen yellow roses came today
G7 C
Eighteen yellow roses in a pretty bouquet
F
When the boy came to the door
C
I didn't know what to say
G7 C G7
But eighteen yellow roses came today
C G7 C G7
I opened up the card to see what it said
C G7 C
I couldn't believe my eyes when I had read
F C
Though you belong to another I love you anyway
G7 C
Yes eighteen yellow roses came today
Eb C
I never doubted your love for a minute
Eb C
I always thought that you would be true
Eb C
But now this box and the flowers in it
Eb F G7
I guess there's nothin' left for me to do
C G7 C G7
But ask to meet the boy that's done this thing
C G7 C C7
And find out if he's got plans to buy you a ring
F C
'Cause eighteen yellow roses will wilt and die one day
G7 C
But a father's love will never fade away
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Classic Country Music Lyrics home | Marty Robbins lyrics
This beautiful song was written by Bobby Darin in 1963, he recorded it and later Marty Robbins did. For most of us it became Marty's song, he did a fabulous job with it. Copy and paste Eighteen Yellow Roses lyrics and chords, be patient, practice is necessary for most of us.