"ROSE IN MY GARDEN" genre: Traditional Country
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	WRITTEN IN 1948 BY COUNTRY SINGER/SONGWRITER JOHN R. HOFFMAN WHO JUST HAPPENS TO BE BRAD'S GRANDFATHER. THIS IS A TRIBUTE TO AN INCREDIBLE MAN AND AN AWESOME SONG.
	CD: MR. HUDSON'S REQUESTS   Label: ROYALTONE RECORDS, INC./MAN'S RUIN MUSIC Credits: BRAD CLARK
	Story Behind the Song WRITTEN IN 1948 BY COUNTRY SINGER/SONGWRITER JOHN R. HOFFMAN WHO JUST HAPPENS TO BE BRAD'S GRANDFATHER. THIS IS A TRIBUTE TO AN INCREDIBLE MAN AND AN AWESOME SONG. Lyrics I CAN'T FORGET THE FIRST TIME I SAW YOU, THE STARS WERE SHINING IN YOUR EYES. YOUR LIPS LIKE THE PETALS ON THE ROSES, HOW I WISH I COULD HOLD YOU IN MY ARMS. I'VE BEEN PICKING RED ROSES FROM MY GARDEN. PRETENDING THAT THEY ARE YOU. AND AS I HOLD THEM CLOSE AND KISS THE PETALS, THE FRAGRANCE REMINDS ME OF YOU. THOUGH WE'RE SO FAR APART, I STILL HOLD YOU IN MY HEART. UNTIL I CAN HOLD YOU IN MY ARMS. BUT UNTIL THEN I'LL JUST KEEP ON, KEEP ON PICKING RED ROSES, AND KEEP PRETENDING THAT THEY ARE YOU. I'VE BEEN PICKING RED ROSES FROM MY GARDEN. PRETENDING THAT THEY ARE YOU. AND AS I HOLD THEM CLOSE AND KISS THE PETALS, THE FRAGRANCE REMINDS ME OF YOU.

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