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'Where English Roses Grow' by British singer-songwriter These Guitars Say Sorry. This acoustic track is the latest addition to his forthcoming album, reminiscent of artists like Sufjan Stevens, Elliot Smith, and Mitski. 

LYRICS 

Was it my tone or something I said
I'm another year older, sometimes I forget
I am over familiar I can be shy
Sometimes I have answers
Sometimes I ask why

There's a corner of some distant land
where English roses grow
If home is where the heart is
Perhaps it's time to go

It seems the more I understand
The less that I believe
If I should speak out of turn
Please forgive me, please forgive me

I know that I asked once
And you answered me twice
I inquired for a third time
Because I'm polite

I'm sure that you heard me
Cos you said it was true
But changing your mind
Is not something you do

There's a corner of some distant land
Where English roses grow
And if home is where the heart is
Perhaps it's time to go

It seems the more I understand
The less that I believe
If I should speak out of turn
Please forgive me, please forgive me

Seems like we've everything in common
Except for our words
The fact that you're standing here with me
Is only making it worse
On a cold day, 
I pray, that the storm will wash me away
To a quiet place, 
Somewhere I know, 
Somewhere I can stay

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Where English Roses Grow - These Guitars Say Sorry (Acoustic Singer-Songwriter)

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