Flowers on the Grave

About Flowers on the Grave

"Flowers on the Grave" is a song by Swedish singer and songwriter September. It is the third single from her second studio album, In Orbit, and was written by Swedish songwriters Jonas von der Burg, Anoo Bhagavan and Niclas von der Burg. The single was released in Scandinavia but failed to chart on any of the Scandinavian charts. The single differs from September's other singles by being of slower tempo, as the singer's repertoire contains mainly dance-pop songs.

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2008

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Oh, oh yeah
Oh, oh, oh yeah, ooh

Remember what I told you
Your face won't let you hide the pain
You let me get to know you
And now it's driving me insane

Baby, we were never soldiers
You and me couldn't never fight
For things we don't believe

And we will never, never, ever be the same
Since we buried love we swore would never end
So now I'm laying down the flowers on the grave
And we will never, never, ever be the same

Just hold me till tomorrow
You don't have to say a thing
'Cause I know about the sorrow
That the morning light will bring

Baby, we were getting colder
You and me could never lie
'Cause feelings don't deceive

And we will never, never ever be the same
Since we buried love we swore would never end
So now I'm laying down the flowers on the grave
And we will never, never, ever be the same

Oh, oh yeah

Baby, we were never soldiers
You and me couldn't never fight
For things we don't believe
Oh, baby, we were getting colder
You and me could never lie
'Cause feelings don't deceive, yeah, yeah

Since we buried love we swore would never end
So now I'm laying down the flowers on the grave
And we will never, never, ever be the same, oh, oh, oh yeah

Oh, oh, oh yeah
And we will never, never, ever be the same

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