Flowers and Thorns
(Claudia Scott)
In a house
somewhere in England
Lived once a beautiful maiden
She made a vow but was forsaken
In silk slippers and in lace
They met when hearts were young and true
And made love in the morning dew
In a silver locket she kept him near
And of the future she had no fear
You can
not have the flower without the thorn
The scent is oh so sweet but when its gone
Roses leave falling petals
Leaves of passion left to shrivel
You cant have the flower without the thorn
The ivy
climbed the red brick walls
And built a cage where no man calls
Her heart grew slowly colder
As the icing on the wedding cake got older
Misfortune
etched her name in stone
Condemned to live her life alone
She wore jewels that told of bitter years
Rubies for passion pale pearls for tears
You can
not have the flower without the thorn
The scent is oh so sweet but when its gone
Roses leave falling petals
Leaves of passion left to shrivel
You cant have the flower without the thorn
Winter covered
her heart like frost in the night
She lived in darkness kept out the light
Roses leave
falling petals
Leaves of passion left to shrivel
You cant have the flower without the thorn

