Ghost Of A Rose
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[Intro]
| Em | C6 D | Em | C6 D | Em | C6 D | A | A |
| F C | Am Em | F C | G | F C | Am Em | F C | D | B7 | B7 |
Em Em/D C B7
The valley green was so serene
Em Em/D C D G | G B7 |
In the middle ran a stream so blue...
Em Em/D C B7 Em Em/D C D
A maiden fair, in despair, once had met her true love there
G G B7 B7
and she told him... She would say...
Em D Em Bm Em C D Em
"Promise me , when you see, a white rose you'll think of me
Am Em F C Em D D/C Bm Em
I love you so, Never let go, I will be your ghost of a rose"
| (Em) | C6 D | Em | C6 D |
Em Em/D C B7
Her eyes believed in mysteries
Em Em/D C D G | G B7 |
She would lay amongst the leaves of amber
Em Em/D C B7 Em Em/D
Her spirit wild, heart of a child, yet gentle still
C D G G B7 B7
and quiet and mild and he loved her... When she would say...
Em D Em Bm Em C D Em
"Promise me , when you see, a white rose you'll think of me
Am Em F C Em D D/C Bm Em
I love you so, Never let go, I will be your ghost of a rose"
| (Em) | C6 D | Em | C6 D | Em | C6 D | Em | E |
...ghost of a rose
| Am | F6 G | Am | F6 G | Am | F6 G | Am | D | D |
| F C | Am Em | F C | G | F C | Am Em | F C | D | B7 | B7 |
Em Em/D C B7
When all was done, she turned to run
Em Em/D C D G | G B7 |
Dancing to the setting sun as he watched her
Em Em/D C B7
And ever more he thought he saw
Em Em/D C D G G B7 B7
A glimpse of her upon the moors forever He'd hear her say...
Em D Em Bm Em C D Em
"Promise me , when you see, a white rose you'll think of me
Am Em F C Em D D/C Bm Em
I love you so, Never let go, I will be your ghost of a rose"
(Em) D Em Bm Em C D Em
"Promise me , when you see, a white rose you'll think of me
Am Em F C Em D D/C Bm Em
I love you so, Never let go, I will be your ghost of a rose"
|: Em | C6 D | Em | C6 D :| (ad lib.)
How to play Ghost Of A Rose
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.