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I've been gathering flowers from the hillside,
To wreath around your brow,
But you've kept me a-waitin' so long, dear,
That the flowers have all withered now.
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I know that you have seen trouble,
But never hang down your head,
Your love for me is like the flowers,
Your love for me is dead.
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It was on one bright June morning,
The roses were in bloom,
I shot and killed my darling,
And what will be my doom?
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Closed eyes cannot see these roses,
Closed hands cannot hold them, you know,
And these lips that still cannot kiss me,
Have gone from me forever more.
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