Tom: E
Introdução:
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'Neath the shadow, down the meadow, leaves lying on each side,
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by the river, flowers shiver, fading, dying in their pride.
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Someone straying, long delaying, stands a-parting down the lane,
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I must leave you, someone's saying, till the roses come again.
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When the roses come again, when the roses come again,
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I will meet you, I will greet you, when the roses come again.
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Oh-la-lay-ee, ah-le-hee, ah-le-hee.
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As I wander, I will ponder on a happy bye and bye,
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on a summer over yonder with joy to you and I.
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Do not borrow grief or sorrow in the hours that yet remain,
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we shall know a glad tomorrow when the roses come again.
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When the roses come again, when the roses come again,
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I will meet you, I will greet you, when the roses come again.
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Oh-la-lay-ee, ah-le-hee, ah-le-hee.
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Sunshine over clover blossom on the meadow wide,
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summer's fingers sweetly linger everywhere on every side.
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Someone's roaming in the gloaming, happy hearts that feel no pain,
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all their sadness turned to gladness, now the roses come again.
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When the roses come again, when the roses come again,
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I will meet you, I will greet you, when the roses come again.
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Oh-la-lay-ee, ah-le-hee, ah-le-hee.