Rose Of England.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. Feb 2001.

Grown in one land alone,
Where proud winds have blown;

There's not a flow'r,
Born of the show'r,
Braver than England's own.

Though gales of Winter blow,
Piercing hail and snow,

Shining she stays,
Bright as in days,
Bright as in days of yore,

Old England's pride still blossoms,
fresh on England's shore.

Rose of England,
thou shalt fade not here,
Proud and bright from rolling year to year.

Red shall thy petals be,
as rich wine untold,

Shed by the warriors,
who served thee of old.

Rose of England,
breathing England's air,
Flower of Chivalry beyond compare;

While hand and heart endure,
to cherish thy prime,
Thou shalt blossom to the end of Time.

Rose of England,
thou shalt fade not here,
Proud and bright from rolling year to year.

Red shall thy petals be,
as rich wine untold,

Shed by the warriors,
who served thee of old.

Rose of England,
breathing England's air,
Flower of Liberty beyond compare;

While hand and heart endure,
to cherish thy prime,
Thou shalt blossom to the end of Time.

Soft karaoke
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Rose Of England 1937 Ivor Novello Piano seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 07 Feb 2001

Rose of England 1937 Piano seq Dr. Pitt-Payne 07 Feb 2001
Lyrics - Christopher Hassalls
Music - Ivor Novello
Copyright 1937, 1941, and 1953 by Chappell and Co Ltd.
Score and Sequence by Dr. Pitt-Payne 07 Feb 2001
Research - Doug Grierson
Karaoke - Bunty Pritchard Jones