TWO DOZEN ROSES
Writers: Robert Byrne, Mac McAnalley

I BROUGHT FLOWERS TO YOUR DOOR LAST NIGHT
I DONE YOU WRONG AND I WANT TO MAKE IT RIGHT
YOU SAY I'M NOT WELCOME HERE
I KNOW IT OUGHTA BE PERFECTLY CLEAR
BUT I CAN'T HELP BUT WONDER WHAT IT MIGHT BE LIKE

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IF I HAD TWO DOZEN ROSES, AND AN OLDER BOTTLE OF WINE
IF I REALLY COULD'VE HUNG THE MOON, WOULD IT CHANGE YOUR MIND?
IF I COULD CRY A LITTLE HARDER, AND GET A LITTLE LESS SLEEP AT NIGHT,
IF I HAD TWO DOZEN ROSES WOULD IT CHANGE YOUR MIND?

I MUST HAVE BEEN A FOOL BACK THEN
TO LOSE SOMETHING THAT YOU CAN'T HAVE AGAIN
I'VE DONE ALL THAT I KNOW TO DO
AND SECOND-GUESSED MY EVERY MOVE
BUT I CAN'T HELP BUT WONDER WHAT IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN

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