Rose & Rodeo - Brendon Walmsley

Rose & Rodeo

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Capo 5
 
Intro (not perfect, but sounds ok)
 
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D G A D
e--2h3p2--0---2h3p2-------------------0h2---
B-------3--3--------3-0---------------3-----
G--------2--2--------2--0-2-4--2-4-6--2-----
D--0----------0-----------------------0-----
A-------------------------------------------
E-------------------------------------------
 
D D/F# G
She watched him ride wild horses knowing that she shouldn't go
A Em Asus A
To follow around that young cowboy the one they called Rodeo
D G Asus A
You're not to be seen with the likes of him her father didn't want him around
D D/F# G G/F# Em A
For Rose was his only daughter the darling of the Downs
 
D D/F# G
A dance had been planned for that evening Rose cried as she left the homestead
A Em A
She could feel her heart slowly breaking from the words her father had said
D G A
She just sat by the window and listened to the travelling country band
D D/F# G G/F# Em A
When Rodeo walked 'cross the dance floor and held out his hand
 
G A D
May I have this dance pretty lady
G A
Forget what the others will say
D D/F# G G/F#
People might think that we're crazy
Em A
But I'd have it no other way
G A D
As long as we're always together
G A
There's one thing that only we know
D D/F# G G/F#
This love will last forever
Em A D
Rose and Rodeo
 
G - A - D - G - A - D - D/F# - G - G/F# - Em - A - D
 
Now it's been many year's since that evening that old hall's not used anymore
Except for an old man who's walking 'cross that old dusty wooden dance floor
The children all laugh through the window the danceband's not there to be heard
But her eyes light up as he holds out his hand she still remembers those words
 
Chorus
 
D D/F# G G/F#
Their love will last forever
Em A D
Rose and Rodeo

How to play Rose & Rodeo

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What is the starting chord?

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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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