The Pogues - New rose
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***NEW ROSE - by The Popes
from their solo album "Holloway Boulevard"
New Rose - as performed by The Popes
intro (mandolin)
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chorus (accordion and whistle)
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GEverything was broken, theC world worn out and oldG C
GMy days were too long, myC nights lonely and coldG C
CFrom the cry of a child
To the Gwinds in the wild
CNothing was right, Gnobody smiled
NowD you come along, plant a new rose in my heartG
CPlant a new rose in my Gheart
CPlant a new rose in myG heart
CPlant a new rose
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Everyone was waiting, the story's to be told
No matter what I did, nothing would turn into gold
The light was unsteady, the plow was too heavy
My time had come and I wasn't ready
Now you come along, plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose
BREAk: JUST SWITCH OF WITH G AND C
Plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose in my heart
From the cry of a child, to the winds in the wild
Nothing was right, nobody smiled
Now you come along, plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose
Plant a new rose
Plant a new rose
Plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose in my heart
Plant a new rose