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Ballad Of Rosalie

Cody Canada And The Departed
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Strum
D-DU-UDU
   chord & bass notes of  repeating
 She  was hanging in a pawn shop  in Memphis, TN.
 She  was young & high strung  her name was Rosalie,
 Her  neck was long & slender, they said  all the pearls  are fine,
 I gave  up my wedding ring  so I could make her mine,
 Then  she rode with me to Nashville, where we joined a
Country  band, played a thousand different  honky tonks
 And  a thousand one night stands,  Thru good  times & ss
 the bad times  she gives me company,  she made a nice  -i
 sweet  home with me my little  Rosalie,
 Chorus
 Rosalie, Rosalie, Rosalie, no one else got so close to me
 Although  there has been others,  there will never  be,
 Another  one quite  like my little Rosalie,  No there  will
 Never  be another one like my Rosalie,
 2nd verse
 Well the money wasn't good, it was few & far between,
But  then he'd start drinkin'  & the fiddle split the scene
 Old  Rosie stood besides me,  thru the highs & the lows
 And I  was playing in a band,  paying thru the nose
 Well  I left her where I found her, and  I walked out with  a gun
 I was half  cocked & loaded I  went looking for someone
 Then  I came back in the springtime,  I promised her I would
 But  Rosalie long gone, this  time it was for good,
 Chorus 3rd verse
 Then late  last night in the evening,  I saw her on T  V
 Another  guitar man was a holding  my pretty Rosalie,
 Her neck  was long & slender,  and her body curves so fine,
 I weep &  now remember when sweet  Rosalie was mine,

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Readable chord sheet for Ballad Of Rosalie by Cody Canada And The Departed

[D] chord & bass notes of    [A]  [C] [D] [F] [C] [D]     repeating

Sh[D]e was hanging in a pawn shop[C] in Memphis, T[D]N.
Sh[C]e was young & high s[G]trung her name was Rosa[D]lie,
Her[D] neck was long & slender, they sai[C]d all the pea[D]rls are fine,
I g[C]ave up my wedding ring[G] so I could make her mi[D]ne,
Then[D] she rode with me to Nashville, where we joined a
[C]Country band, played a thousand d[D]ifferent honky tonks
And[G] a thousand one night s[D]tands, Thru go[D]od times & ss
the bad time[C]s she gives me co[D]mpany, she made a [C]nice -i
sweet[G] home with me my little[D] Rosalie,

Chorus  [D]      [C]      [G]     [D]        [C]     [G]         [D]
Rosalie, Rosalie, Rosalie, no one else got so close to me
Alt[C]hough there has been o[G]thers, there will neve[D]r be,
Anot[C]her one qui[G]te like my little [D]Rosalie, No th[C]ere will
Ne[G]ver be another one like my [D]Rosalie,

2nd verse [D]                      [C]              [D]
Well the money wasn't good, it was few & far between,
[C]But then he'd start drinkin'[G] & the fiddle split the sc[D]ene
Old[D] Rosie stood besides me,[C] thru the highs & the [D]lows
And [C]I was playing in a ban[G]d, paying thru the n[D]ose

W[D]ell I left her where I found her, an[C]d I walked out with[D] a gun
I was [C]half cocked & loaded [G]I went looking for some[D]one
Then[D] I came back in the springtim[C]e, I promised her I w[D]ould
But[C] Rosalie long gone, t[G]his time it was for [D]good,

Chorus         3rd verse
Then [D]late last night in the eveni[C]ng, I saw her on [D]T V
Anothe[C]r guitar man was a [G]holding my pretty Rosa[D]lie,
Her [D]neck was long & slende[C]r, and her body curves so [D]fine,
I weep &[C] now remember when sw[G]eet Rosalie was min[D]e,