England Dan & John Ford Coley - Lady rose

Early in the ^Cmorning, 'fore the ^Gtown begins to ^Cthink ^GLady Rose is ^Fsitting in the ^Gsquare ^{C G}Trying to sell her ^Cflowers 'fore the ^Gsun begins to ^Csink ^GEvery day is ^Fheaven when she's ^Gthere

^DShe sings a song for me ^F How I long to b^Ce In the warm glow of her ^Geyes ^DShe sings a song for me ^F It can't be wrong for m^Ce Want to be part of her ^Glife ^AmDum da da dum da da dum da da dum da da dee ^{Am7 Am}Dum da da dum da da dum da da dum da da dee ^{Am7 G}

Lady Rose is ^Ccalling from the ^Gcorner of the ^Csquare ^G"Buy a rose, Sir, ^Fwhen you can't be ^Gthere" ^{C G}People passing ^Cby just seem to ^Ggive a leery ^Cstare ^GThey've got there own ^Ftroubles, they don't ^Gcare

^DShe sings a song for me ^F How I long to b^Ce In the warm glow of her ^Geyes ^DShe sings a song for me ^F It can't be wrong for m^Ce Want to be part of her ^Glife ^AmDum da da dum da da dum da da dum da da dee ^{Am7 Am}Dum da da dum da da dum da da dum da da dee ^{Am7 G}

Sitting on the ^Cfloor as I ^Glisten to her ^Csing Her ^Glong hair ^Fcurls about her ^Ghead ^{C G}Early in the ^Cmorning she has ^Ggiven every^Cthing ^GNow she sits and ^Fplays upon the ^Gbed

^DShe sings a song for me ^F How I long to b^Ce In the warm glow of her ^Geyes ^DShe sings a song for me ^F It can't be wrong for m^Ce Want to be part of her ^Glife ^AmDum da da dum da da dum da da dum da da dee ^{Am7 Am}Dum da da dum da da dum da da dum da da dee ^{Am7 Am}Dum da da dum da da dum da da dum da da ^Ddee-^Gee, ^Edee-^Aee-^Fee