Black Rose - Waylon Jennings - MP3 instrumental karaoke

"Black Rose" by Waylon Jennings is a driving country tale about an intoxicating lover. Released in 1973 as part of the country legend's album Honky Tonk Heroes, the song was written by Waylon Jennings himself and tells the story of a man who has been deeply wounded by a love that has turned sour, symbolized by the "black rose." The rose, traditionally a symbol of love and beauty, here represents betrayal and heartache. The protagonist reflects on the painful memories of a failed relationship, grappling with regret and longing for something that can never be reclaimed. With Waylon Jennings’ raw, heartfelt delivery, "Black Rose" stands out as one of his most poignant tracks, blending elements of outlaw country with the deep emotional resonance of a classic love gone wrong. "Black Rose" showcases Waylon Jennings’ mastery in conveying both personal vulnerability and the rough-edged beauty of country music.