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"Rosie", by Joan Armatrading
GHe has little red feet His stockin's in his shoes CLipstick and Drouge on his Gface He has his hair piled high Has a red umbrella And Ccarries his Dhead in the Gsky
And I said "AweEm RosDie, don't you do Gthat to the boyEms Don't you cCome on so Dwilling GDon't you come on so sEmtrong C D Em It can be so chillin' C D Em When you act so willin' And your Emwarmth Csets Dlike the Gsun
He has a Glittle baby brother A big fat mama His Csister asks for Ddimes on the sGtreet He doesn't feel it's a cover In fact he knows For sCure Dhe can Gplease
I said he's out there right now Running with the devil
CStruttin' down the Dalley Gways With the nervous young hopeful At his heel And Cknow his satisfaction won't Ddrive him Gaway
And I said "EmAwe DRosie, don't you Gdo that to the Emboys Don't you cCome on so Dwilling GDon't you come on so sEmtrong C D Em It can be so chillin' C D Em When you act so willin' And your Emwarmth Csets Dlike the Gsun
He's not looking for a friend He's not looking for a lover
CThere in the Dcrowded Gbar He has rings on his fingers He's there to tease You Cknow he only wants to Dtake things too Gfar
And I said "EmAwe DRosie, don't you Gdo that to the Emboys Don't you cCome on so Dwilling GDon't you come on so sEmtrong C D Em It can be so chillin' C D Em When you act so willin' And your Emwarmth Csets Dlike the Gsun