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Every Rose Has Its Thorn

The document is a song lyric about a relationship that has gone wrong and feelings of regret and pain that remain. The song discusses lying silently apart despite being close, wondering if their words or actions hurt their partner, and how every relationship has difficulties but also new beginnings, like night following day. It later talks about missed chances to save the relationship and still feeling scarred by the pain.

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Every Rose Has Its Thorn

The document is a song lyric about a relationship that has gone wrong and feelings of regret and pain that remain. The song discusses lying silently apart despite being close, wondering if their words or actions hurt their partner, and how every relationship has difficulties but also new beginnings, like night following day. It later talks about missed chances to save the relationship and still feeling scarred by the pain.

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EVERY ROSE HAS ITS THORN


(POISON)
[TRANSP. -1]
Intro: G G C(add9) G C(add9)

G C(add9)
1. We both lie silently still in the dead of the night.
G C(add9)
Although we both lie close together, we feel rniles apart inside.
G C(add9)
Was it sornething I said or sornething I did?
G C(add9) D
Did rny words not corne out right? Though I tried not to hurt you,
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though I tried, but I guess that's why they say:

Refrain:
G C(add9) G c (add9)
Every rose has its thorn, just like every night has its dawn.
G D C(add9) G
Just like every cowboy sings his sad, sad song.
C (add9)
Every rose has its thorn.

Intro: G C(add9) G C(add9)


(freies Solo auf den Akkorden der Intro)

G C (add9)
2. I listen to our favorite song playing on the radio.
G C (add9)
Hear the DJ say: "Love's a garne of easy corne and easy go."
G C ( add9) G C ( add9)
But I wonder does he know, has he ever felt like this?
D
And I know that you'd be here right now,
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if I could have let you know sornehow. I guess.

Refrain

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Bridge: Though it's been a while now I can still feel so rnuch pain.
Ern D
Like the knife that cuts you, the wound heals,
C G
but the scar, the scar rernains.

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G C (add9)
3. I know I could have saved our love that night if I'd known what to say.
G C(add9)
Instead of rnaking love we both rnade our seperate ways.
G C(add9) G C(add9)
Now I hear you found sornebody new and that I never rneant that rnuch to you.
D C
To hear that tears rne up inside and to see you cuts rne like a knife.
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