Rosie

w[E]ell, she was standing at[A] the load in[B], when the tru[E]cks ro[A]lle[E]d up

S[A]he was sniffing all around like a half-grown [E]female [A]pup[E]

S[A]he wasn't hard to talk to, looked like she ha[E]d no where to go [C#m]

S[E]o I gave her a pass so she co[A]uld get in an[B]d see the[E] show  [A]     [E]

W[E]ell, I sat her down right n[A]ext to me a[B]nd I got h[E]er a be[A]er [E]

W[A]hile I mixed that sound on the stage so the band [E]could h[A]ear[E]

 [A]                                             [E]                     [C#m]

The more I watched her watch them play, the less I thought of to say

a[E]nd when they walked offstage,[A] the drummer[B] swept [E]that gi[A]rl [E]away

(chorus)

b[A]ut Rosie your[E] alright (you wear my [A]ring)

w[A]hen you hold [E]me tight (Rosie, that's my[A] thing)

w[A]hen you turn out [E]the lights (I got to hand it [C#m]to me)

 [A]
 [A]   [E]     [E]  [B]
 [A]
L[E]ook[B]s l[A]ike it's me and you again tonight, Rosie

W[E]ell I guess I might've known fro[A]m the start, she'd come fo[E]r a st[A]ar  [E]

C[A]ould've told my imagination not to r[E]un too f[A]ar [E]

w[A]ith all the times that I've been burned, by no[E]w you'd think I'd  lea[C#m]rned

t[E]hat it's who you lo[A]ok lik[B]e, not wh[E]o you [E]are[A]

(repeat Chorus)

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