Here Is The Rose

from Here Is The Rose by Outernational

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HERE IS THE ROSE // OUTERNATIONAL

When the nighttime hits
And loneliness sinks in
You've been getting into mischief
I've been listening
I want to hear your thoughts
And see it all
I can hear the wails through the walls

You want to go out tonight
You want to know what it's like
When the wind's in your lungs
And the fire is in those eyes
Here is the rose now dance tonight

Can you tell me if my eyes can see?
If my ears can hear you whispering?
Do you stand there in front of me?
Here is the rose now dance tonight
Here is the rose now dance tonight
Here is the rose now dance tonight

The violence is all too common
The starvation, the kids coffins
The night is young
The hour is getting late
It's a' far along
And we just can't wait

A moment in time
And then it is gone
Now wait a second here
Something is wrong
I see you standing there
Here is the rose now dance tonight

Can you tell me if my eyes can see?
If my ears can hear you whispering?
Do you stand there in front of me?
Here is the rose now dance tonight
Here is the rose now dance tonight
Here is the rose now dance tonight

You wear your heart
On your sleeve
You're running fast
Down the street
Your feet on the ground
Why don't you dance with me?
Here is the rose now dance tonight

Can you tell me if my eyes can see?
If my ears can hear you whispering?
Do you stand there in front of me?
Here is the rose now dance tonight
Here is the rose now dance tonight
Here is the rose now dance tonight...

Here is the rose now dance tonight....

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from Here Is The Rose, released March 8, 2013
Written by Outernational, Future Rawk (BMI)
Produced by Tom Morello
Mixed and Recorded by Jim Scott, PLYRZ Studio
Assistant Engineer: Kevin Dean
Addtl recording: Thom Russo at Woom Room, North Hollywood, CA

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