Rosie

[G]  [D]  [C]  [G]

Well, the cars are leaving[G] town  [D]
The [C]winter's moving [G]in
A tree has been [G]torn down [D]
By an [C]ill wind, an ill [G]wind
Oh, Rosie can you[G] tell  [D]
My [C]age from where I [G]sit?
I'm younger than I[G] look  [D]
But [C]old enough to know the [G]half of it

[C]  Ros[D]ie, Ros[G]ie, what you gonna [D]do about it?
[C]  Ros[D]ie, Ros[G]ie, what you gonna [D]do about it?
You could [Em]still fly [D7]south
Before [Em]they find you [D7]out
Ro[G]sie

Well, you've got needles in your eyes
From all those glances that you stole
Any secret that's worth keeping
Will always burn a hole
Oh, I saw you over coffee
Four sugars and some cream
You were smiling quietly
Holding your face over the steam

And anyone who [Am]calls your [F]bluff will [G]learn
That you don't need a [Am]match to [F]get your[C] fingers burned

[G]  [D]  [C]  [G]

Well, it's a wild December night
And you have packed your bags and gone
And you haven't old a soul
Which plane that you got on
And you left behind your letters
Your hairbrush and your red shoes
You left behind your name and
A little boy who looks like you

   [G]  [Dsus4]  [C]  [D]

Ros[G]ie [Dsus4]        [C]           [D]
Ros[G]ie [Dsus4]        [C]           [D]

[G]  [Dsus4]  [C]  [D]