Yes! Just One Rose Will Do!
Yes, just one rose would do said the Lord. It is time to come home My child. I have prepared your place among the Angels. Your work has been finished on earth. You left your legacy of your children and your poetry. I watched this rose bloom from a tiny bud. It blossomed to a full budded flower. It started off straight and tall growing to the Son. Over the years I watched the petals began to fall as Satan slipped right on in. As I watched what was happening, I would blow a gentle breath to remind you which way you should grow. I was very pleased when My rose pleaded the blood of My Son to be washed pure. This rose turned red as the color of My Son's Blood. Which made her pure as snow. I watched as each petal of the flower strengthened every day thru Me. " Yes, Just One Rose Will Do" to add to my beautiful boutique.
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Now there are Three Sisters in Heaven waiting on the other two
Sister's Three When we get together, We'll talk about the good times. We need to stay much closer, Oh when we get to heaven, Dedicated to my sisters by Winnie Lovett 1995 1995 was the first time the three |
When time has come for our parting, For I'd rather have one flower, I'd rather have a tender word, So One Red Rose is my heart's desire,
I placed
the one red rose in This poem has been in my Grandmother album
since 1968 when she passed. I do not know if my mother wrote it. She said she that
she had revised it. So please do not take. If anyone knows of the author,
please email me. My mother made this album up in 1968, she never got over the
loss of her mother. I am so happy knowing
that my mother is with her now.
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The Lewis family is responsible for "Just One Rose will do".
Here are the words and the site from which it came. The song is
copy written 1942 Thanks, Maryjo
A Tribute To Pop Lewis
Affectionately known as "Pop" to all The Lewis Family fans. Sheri’s grandfather, Roy “Pop”
Lewis, 98, of The Lewis Family, entered into rest Tuesday, March 23,
2004, at Wills Memorial Hospital. Pop was the patriarch of the
bluegrass gospel singing family, who in 2000, celebrated 50 years of
music. In that same year, he was inducted into the Southern Gospel
Music Hall of Fame, and in 1992, the family was inducted into the
Georgia Music Hall of Fame, in Macon, Georgia. One of Pop’s most requested songs
was When time shall come for my leaving, when I bid you adieu; Don’t spend your money for flowers, just one rose will do. Because I’m going up to a beautiful garden, At last when my work is through. Don’t spend your money for flowers, just one rose will do. I’d rather have one rose, from a garden of a friend, Than the choicest flowers when this stay on earth shall end. I’d rather have one word in kindness said to me, Than flattery when my heart is still and life has ceased to be. I’d rather have a pleasant smile from a friend I know is true, Than tears shed around my casket when I bid this world adieu. Bring me all the flowers today, whether pink, white or red. I’d rather have one rose now, than a truck load when I’m dead. Original copyright, 1942, by The Hartford Music Co., In “Living Faith”, arr. Copyright, 1948, by The Hartford Music Co., in “Golden Gates”, J.A., McClung, copyright Starday Music-BMI
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