Buck Owens - Sweet rosie jones

^N.C.I met her ^Dout in Oklahoma Down where the ^Gold Red River f^Dlows I vowed my ^Glove to her for^Dever She was my sweet, s^Aweet ^A7Rosie ^DJones.

^DWe walked alone down by the river Just as the ^Gsun was sinking ^Dlow And in her ^Geyes I saw ^Dbig trouble Like the muddy ^Awaters down be^Dlow. ^D7

^D7Her lips were ^Gsoft and ^Csweet as ho^Gney Her hair was ^Gbright as y^Cellow ^Ggold Her cheeks were ^Gred^C as summer ros^Ges She was my sweet,^D7 sweet Rosie ^GJones.^A7

And then one d^Day a tall dark stranger With hair as ^Gblack as winter ^Dcoal Rode into ^Gtown as night was ^Dfalling And there he ^Amet my ^A7Rosie ^DJones.

^DI woke next morning just after sunup To find a note from my Rosie's hand ^G And it read I'd rather die than ever ^Dhurt you But I'm in love with that tall dark man.^G So now I walk alone down by the river^D

And soon I'm gonna join those deep dark waters^A7 For I can't live without Rosie ^DJones.

^D7Her lips were ^Gsoft and ^Csweet as ho^Gney Her hair was ^Gbright as y^Cellow ^Ggold Her cheeks were ^Gred as ^Csummer ros^Ges She was my sweet,^D7 sweet Rosie ^GJones.