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rdfs:label	Roses of May (theme)
rdfs:comment	"Roses of May" , also known as "Rose of May" or "Something to Protect", is General Beatrix's theme from Final Fantasy IX. "Roses of May" is written in D minor, and throughout the piece, the first four notes of the ascending scale (D, E, F, G) are repeated.
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SongName	"Roses of May" from Piano Collections: Final Fantasy IX
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filename	Rose of May.ogg
abstract	"Roses of May" , also known as "Rose of May" or "Something to Protect", is General Beatrix's theme from Final Fantasy IX. "Roses of May" is written in D minor, and throughout the piece, the first four notes of the ascending scale (D, E, F, G) are repeated.