Roses are red and
Violets are blue
Honey is sweet,
But not as sweet as you
Roses are red and
Violets are blue.

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Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da

Come pick my Roses!

Sweet from the flowers
Honey from the bees
I've got a feeling,
I'm ready to release

Roses are red and
Violets are blue
Honey is sweet,
But not as sweet as you.

It's invisible but, so touchable
And I can feel it on my body,
So emotional.
I'm on a ride, on a ride

I'm a passenger.
I'm a victim of a hot love messenger.

Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
The only thing he said was
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da

And roses are red.
Come with me baby,
Please fulfill my wish
Show it to me truly,

Show me with a kiss.
Roses are red and
Violets are blue
Honey is sweet,

But not as sweet as you.
It's invisible but, so touchable
And I can feel it on my body,
So emotional.

I'm on a ride, on a ride
I'm a passenger.
I'm a victim of a hot love messenger.

Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da

The only thing he said was
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
And roses are red.

Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da

The only thing he said was
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
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Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da

Don't take my roses away!
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da

The only thing he said was
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
And roses are red.

Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da

The only thing you said was
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
Dumb di dia di da
My roses are red.

Oooh oooh oooh, yeah!
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    LMAO, I agree. This song always did remind me vaguely of like, an orgasm. And the male voice always cracks me up for some reason. Very catchy though.

    rainingpaperlilieson July 16, 2006   Link

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