BLUE ROSE IS a Beautiful Flower, Song and a Line Dance for Beginners
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Some quick facts about blue rose
They come in all kinds of colors and shapes but the one that is rare and special, is a blue rose.
Blue rose petals do not appear in nature but they have for centuries been a great inspiration not only to artists and poets, but also to florists and lovers - as a symbol of love and prosperity.
As early as in 12th century blue roses were known to the orient, where growers produced them by placing a blue dye into the bark of the roots. Most of the time, blue roses are attained by the process of dying white roses. It shouldn't be a surprise, though, that scientists also managed to create a blue-colored rose via genetic engineering in 2004.
But blue rose is not just another pretty flower. It's also a beautiful song and a line dance that goes with it. And that's what this page is about.
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BLUE ROSE IS Lyrics
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Artist: Pam Tillis
Song: Blue Rose Is
Album: Put Yourself In My Place
They're both ruby red
She thinks that's how you hide
The pain you feel inside
And she comes out every night
To soak-up the neon light
Her perfume fills the air
People stop and stare
But Blue Rose is looking for the moon in someone's eyes
Blue Rose is willing to believe in someone's lies
Blue Rose's pedals have been crushed along the way
Oh Blue Rose is just growing bluer everyday
One more drink, one more dance
You might be her only chance
She needs someone to hold
When the night is growing old
And if you don't mind the thorns
She'll take you in and keep you warm
Lyin' in the dark
In a bed of broken hearts
But Blue Rose is looking for the moon in someone's eyes
Blue Rose is willing to believe in someone's lies
Blue Rose's pedals have been crushed along the way
Oh Blue Rose is just growing bluer everyday
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BLUE ROSE IS line dance step sheet and description
Beginners line dancing
Choreographed by: Donna Lent
Music:Blue Rose Is by Pam Tillis
As Good As I Once Was by Toby Keith
Description: 40 count, 1 wall, beginner line dance
Photo of a blue rose courtesy of David Jensen
1-4 Step right to side, cross left behind right, step right to side, brush left forward
5-8 Step left to side, cross right behind left, step left to side, brush right forward
9-12 Cross right over left, rock left back, recover to right, brush left forward
13-16 Cross left over right, rock right back, recover to left, brush right forward
BOX STEPS
17-20 Step right to side, step left together, step right back, touch left together
21-24 Step left to side, step right together, step left forward, touch right together
VINE RIGHT, PIVOT, STEPS BACK, TOUCH
25-28 Step right to side, cross left behind right, step right to side, turn ½ right (weight to right)
29-32 Step left back, step right back, step left back, touch right together
33-40 Repeat 25-32
START OVER
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Photo of a frosty blue rose - courtesy of Marko_K
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LaraineRose
Apr 1, 2012 @ 7:32 am | delete
- I've always wanted to learn line dancing. I have an aunt that has done it for many years. Maybe I'll surprise her the next time she comes for a visit. Thank you!
Angel blessed.
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jordanmilesbasketballstuff
Mar 28, 2012 @ 5:18 pm | delete
- I haven't seen a blue rose yet but I love to have one.. Great lens!
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flicker
Mar 19, 2012 @ 4:03 pm | delete
- Enjoyed this lens, especially the video of the Blue Rose line dance! Well done.
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JoshK47
Mar 19, 2012 @ 10:12 am | delete
- How interesting! Thanks for sharing this with us! :) Blessed by a SquidAngel!
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webkangaroo
Mar 12, 2012 @ 10:06 pm | delete
- cool lens -- nice tie-in! I never knew this...
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sousababy
Mar 12, 2012 @ 11:34 am | delete
- Came back to google +1 this gem and let you know that you and 3 of your lenses will be featured in a devoted section of my soon-to-be published lens, 'Squidoo people with a good heart - Part IV.' Hope it helps!
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KimGiancaterino Mar 5, 2012 @ 3:29 pm | delete
- Very pretty! What a creative way to introduce the line dance.
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goo2eyes
Mar 5, 2012 @ 12:15 pm | delete
- i like this frosty blue rose. it reminds of margaritas. thank you for sharing and blessings for the blue and yet wonderful flowers.
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oxfordian
Mar 4, 2012 @ 12:56 pm | delete
- I learned something! When I saw your lens on blue roses, I thought they would have to be some new hybrid as I had never seen or even heard of them before ... but they've been around as far back as the 12th century? Wow. I want some now!
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