# From lake37@postoffice.ptd.net Sun May 4 10:11:24 1997 Date: Wed, 23 Apr 1997 10:50:08 -0400 From: Jim Gearhart <lake37@postoffice.ptd.net> To: guitar@olga.net Subject: Chord:Jackson Browne: Rosie Rosie by Jackson Browne

well, she was s^Etanding at the load in,^A when the t^Brucks rolled ^Eup ^A ^E She was s^Aniffing all around like a half-grown female ^Epup ^A ^E

^AShe wasn't hard to talk to, looked like she ^Ehad no where to ^C#mgo So I g^Eave her a pass so she could ^Aget in and s^Bee the s^Ehow ^A ^E

Well, I s^Eat her down right next to ^Ame and I g^Bot her a ^Ebeer ^A ^E While I ^Amixed that sound on the stage so the band could ^Ehear ^A ^E

A E C#m The more I watched her watch them play, the less I thought of to say

and when they w^Ealked offstage, the drummer ^Aswept that ^Bgirl a^Eway ^A ^E

(chorus)

but ^ARosie your a^Elright (you wear my r^Aing) when ^Ayou hold me ^Etight (Rosie, that's my t^Ahing)

when y^Aou turn out the ^Elights (I got to hand it to ^C#mme) A (let ring) A E E B A, E B A Looks like it's me and you again tonight, Rosie

Well I g^Euess I might've known from the ^Astart, she'd come for a s^Etar ^A ^E Could've ^Atold my imagination not to run too ^Efar ^A ^E

^Awith all the times that I've been burned, by ^Enow you'd think I'd ^C#mlearned that it's ^Ewho you look like,^A not ^Bwho you ^Eare ^E ^A

(repeat Chorus) end with...

^ARosi^Ee ^B ^A Repeat and fade out

Jackson Browne - Rosie