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Where the Roses Grow
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The horses in the field where the sun never shines
And the lightning storms on the mountainside
Where the roses grow
Snow settles on those fields where our love grew
The colour of fire, if only I knew
Where the roses grew
Where the roses grow
And now there lies a trampled rose
The stars in the sky are discoloured by love
Like my baby's eyes, when they turn t'wards the dusk
Where the roses grow
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The Hardest Thing
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She lays me 'cross the bed, but and that ain't the hardest thing
It's to give your love away to that girl with those tragic eyes
We got bills we need to pay and the pawnshop's calling everyday
Your mothers diamond ring, you used to wear 'round your neck on an old piece of string
But, that ain't the hardest thing
To give your love away
No, that ain't the hardest thing
͛it's watching as her memory fades slowly away
I drove to town the other day on my way to visit my girl
I stand in the moonlight, in that graveyard on chestnut hill
Where I lay those flowers down and a kiss that I place upon her stone
I know I'll cry in the mirror, on those long and winding roads home
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Nothing Feels the Same
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I go walking on my own now but nothing feels the same
Back when we were together the world was filled with light
I catch a glimpse in the mirror, don't recognise my face any longer
The love we shared didn't survive the winter, now I'm tired and cold
The sun still rises on the blackest of mornings
I know the world will keep on turning
My love for you is still burning strong
But nothing feels the same
At night I lie awake and I think of all the things I should've said
They repeat inside my head like an echo or a call
Now all I have is these four grey walls
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A Place we Called Home
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The rain fell down on those dirty streets and still I couldn't even speak your name
The neon lights burned electric bright in the darkening alleyways
I wish I had called, I wish you would've stayed, but there's this bus and it' s taking you away
They're closing the doors and they're putting up the chairs
In that place we called home for too many years
They're closing the doors and they're putting up the chairs
Where we used to dance together at the bar
I know most people are too broken-up inside that they never get the chance to start again
I watch the rivers run rust and the lights paint the sky but I still don't know how she says my name
The coffee turns cold and my house feels too big and I'm just counting the days until she's home
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Steve Grozier Glasgow, UK
“A talent realised with a set of songs that demand repeat playing.” - Americana UK
A BBC featured
artist, Grozier’s literate, introspective lyrics, and emotive vocals have earned him comparisons with Neil Young and Bob Dylan.
Grozier has performed with some of the biggest names in Americana and folk-rock, such as, Blitzen Trapper, Buck Meek and Joe Pug and is a regular at Celtic Connections.
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