Bellamy Brothers - Tumbleweed and rosalee

^EmTumbleweed and Rosalee, ^G ’ art to go down in History As the^Em greatest love the West has ever k^Gnown ^EmTumbleweed was full of need , ^GBlown to the wind like a mustard seed ^EmRosie only wanted to give him a ^Ghome Now he’^Cs Saddled u^Dp the Chestnut Stallion^G Ride away like ^Ema brave battalion With ^CRosie on the ^Dporch trying not to ^Emcry ^COff to seek his la^Ddy of fortune ^Gnothing but the ^Emsun to scorch him ^CHe could hear her sing as he waived good^Dbye

^GCowgirls need a little love sometime, but ^Ccowboys love to roam ^DSleep out on that prairie all night ^Glong ^{D G}Cowgirls need a little love sometime, but^C cowboys love to roam ^DTumbleweed wont you hurry please and bring your love on^G home

^EmRosalee and Tumbleweed ^G ah didn’t even own the deed To a^Em little piece of land they called their ^Gfarm ^EmNow it belonged to One eye’d Jack ^Gand You could find him dressed in black ^EmTrying to trade the deed for Rosie’^Gs charm ^CWhile Tumbleweed out ^D in the Saddle ^GTrying to win a poor mans battle, ^CRosie on the ^Dhome front standing^Em strong ^CLike a vulture ^DJack sat waiting, c^Gussing Tumblew^Emeed and hating ^CEvery time Rosie sang that ^Dsong

Now when a whirlwind blew the dust away , ^GYou could see in the light that broke the day ^EmTumbleweed lay dead upon the^G ground ^EmA rattle snake in his sleeping bag, ^G Like the man in Rosies bed ^EmLooks like the bad guys won this ^Ground

^CAnd tonight out ^Don the desert, ^Gnot a dried eye t^Emo be measured ^CCyotes howl and ^Dwolfs cry at the ^Emmoon And ^CEven one eyed ^DJack is crying, ^Gas Rosies in the ^Embedroom dying ^CCant even be saved by her own ^Dtomb

^GCowgirls need a little love sometime, but ^Ccowboys love to roam ^DSleep out on that prairie all night ^Glong ^{D G}Cowgirls need a little love sometime, but c^Cowboys love to roam ^Dand Rosalee knows Tumbleweed aint never coming ^Ghooomeee ^{C D G} end G . . .