In my garden
Black, black roses in my garden

To keep and care it you got to water it
To keep and care it you got to water it
I've been travelin' all over this world
I've never seen no other black rose in no other garden
So you see my garden is so special

Black, black roses in my garden
Black, black roses in my garden
Black, black roses in my garden
Black, black roses in my garden

To keep and care it you got to water it
Got to keep the earth so cool
'Cause something special is in my garden

Black, black roses in my garden hey eh
Black, black roses in my garden
Black, black roses in my garden
Black, black roses in my garden

Sure you got to water it, water it
You got to do the best you can do
'Cause no other garden is so special like this
Black roses is in my garden

Black, black roses I've got to water it
My garden is so nice oh hey oh hey
Something special special in my garden
Black, black roses in my garden

Sure, sure, sure I've got to stay
And take good care of the roses
Go to see, go to see that's so special to me
My garden, my garden is so special yeah
Black, black roses is blooming in my garden


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Black Roses Lyrics as written by Barrington Levy

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    YEAH, UGHH! FIRST COMMENT. Dudes, this song is sick. Who else can write a jammin ragga song about black roses and still have a masculine touch to the harmony. Purely original and one of a kind artist! FACT

    convinceon January 14, 2009   Link
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    @Convince, I agree!

    Naddy08on December 30, 2009   Link

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