Red Rose And Red Flags
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: DbCapotraste:
4th traste
RED ROSES & RED FLAGS
As recorded by Meghan Patrick
(From the 2023 EO GREATEST SHOW ON DIRT)
Capo 4th fret
[Intro]
A G D
[Verse 1]
A G A
Last night, we had the same fight that we've had a hundred times before
G D
Yeah, you walked out, making the same sound why you always gotta slam the door?
A G D
You'll be back in the morning after you've paid the florist
A G D
With whatever ain't on the bar tab, yeah, it always goes down like that
[Chorus]
A G D
Boy, here you come again, head down walkin' in, couple dozen sorry's in your hand
A G D
Tellin' me this time's gonna be the last time promisin' me you'll be a better man
A G D
You can pack this house with flowers, but I'm gonna pack my bags
A G D A G D
I'll be gone in half an hour, 'cause these red roses might as well be red flags
[Verse 2]
A G D
You should buy 'em to see me smilin' on a Tuesday just because
A G D
Not because you think you have to, 'cause Monday night you fucked up
A G
Yeah, you're keeping that shop in business, but that ain't gonna fix this
[Chorus]
A G D
Boy, here you come again, head down walkin' in, couple dozen sorry's in your hand
A G D
Tellin' me this time's gonna be the last time promisin' me you'll be a better man
A G D
You can pack this house with flowers, but I'm gonna pack my bags
A G D A
I'll be gone in half an hour, 'cause these red roses might as well be red flags
[Interlude]
G D A G D
[Bridge]
A D
'Cause all I see, is another empty apology
[Chorus]
A G D
Boy, here you come again, head down walkin' in, couple dozen sorry's in your hand
A G D
Tellin' me this time's gonna be the last time promisin' me you'll be a better man
A G D
You can pack this house with flowers, but I'm gonna pack my bags
A G D A
I'll be gone in half an hour, 'cause these red roses might as well be red flags
[Outro]
G A
These red roses might as well be red flags
G A G D A G D A
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah-oh
G D A G D A
These red roses might as well be red flags
G D A
Yeah, these red roses might as well be red flags
G D A G D A G D A
D A D A
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