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[Verso 1]
C
Im long past hungry
Em
I need a bed
F
I got some real wild things
D
Runnin through my head
C G C F C G C
Oh Rosie, dont forget me now
 
[Verso 2]
C
Ive been to Tulsa
Em
And New Mexico
F
Still got Tucson and
D
Colorado left to go
C G C F C G C
Oh Rosie dont forget me now
 
[Refrão]
F
Do you remember
C Am
Our lucky star
F C G
We gave all our wishes to
F
Now Im in Denver
C Am
In this old bar
F C G
Tryin to do anything to hang on to you And not be blue
 
[Verso 3]
C
Its all-night TV
Em
With nothin on
F
I should be goin but Im
D
Too far gone
C G C F C G C
Oh Rosie, dont forget me now
 
[Verso 4]
C
Theres rotten singers
Em
Lousy art
F
Western swingers
D
And my old broken heart
C G C F C G C
Oh Rosie, dont forget me now
 
[Refrão]
F
Do you remember
C Am
Our lucky star
F C G
We gave all our wishes to
F
Now Im in Denver
C Am
In this old bar
F C G
Tryin to do anything to hang on to you And keep me true
 
{Solo}
C Em F C G A D
 
[Verso 5]
D
Its a hard old highway
Bm
A long slow burn
G
I think about ya Rosie
E7
At every little turn
D
So dont you worry
Bm
Please dont cry
G
When were together
E7
That old time will fly on by
D A D G D
Oh Rosie, dont forget me now
 
[Refrão]
G
Do you remember
D Bm
Our lucky star
G D A
We gave all our wishes to
G
Now Im in Denver
D Bm
In this old bar
G Bm A
Tryin to do anything to hang on to you And make it through
 
{Reprise Verse 5 and Outro}
D
Its a hard old highway
Bm
A long slow burn
G
I think about ya Rosie
E7
At every little turn
D
Oh Rosie
A D G D A D
Don't forget me know

How to play Oh Rosie

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. 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.

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