Pin A Rose On Me - Chuck Prophet

Pin A Rose On Me

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Intro
Am F C G (x2)
 
1st verse
Am F C G Am F C G
Look at you knocking at my door
Am F C G Am F C G
What he'd do he hasn't done before
Am F C G
It's the same old sorry song and dance
Am F C G
You're always good for one more chance
Am F C G Am F C G
Well look at you knocking at my door
 
[Refrão]Am F C G
You saw a light, I saw a freight train coming
Am F C G
I tried to tell you he was no damn good
Am F C G
You heard bells, I heard the hammer falling
Am F C G
He ran you down like I said he would
Am G F Am
Baby, pin a rose on me
Am G F Am
Baby, pin a rose on me
Am G F Am
Baby, pin a rose on me
 
2nd verse
Am F C G Am F C G
It's a heavy load it's a trail of tears
Am F C G Am F C G
And it's a dead end line that drops you here
Am F C G
And it tears me up to see you brought back to him
Am F C G
When you don't want to have it but I long to give it
Am F C G Am F C G
It's a heavy load it's a trail of tears
 
[Refrão]Am F C G
You saw a light, I saw a freight train coming
Am F C G
I tried to tell you he was no damn good
Am F C G
You heard bells, I heard the hammer falling
Am F C G
He ran you down like I said he would
Am G F Am
Baby, pin a rose on me
Am G F Am
Baby, pin a rose on me
Am G F Am
Baby, pin a rose on me
 
solo
Am F C G (x4)
 
[Refrão]Am F C G
You saw a light, I saw a freight train coming
Am F C G
I tried to tell you he was no damn good
Am F C G
You heard bells, I heard the hammer falling
Am F C G
He ran you down like I said he would
Am G F Am
Baby, pin a rose on me
Am G F Am
Baby, pin a rose on me

How to play Pin A Rose On Me

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 Am. 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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