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---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bed of Roses - The Statler Brothers ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: Dave S. Email: Dlgibson@netscape.com Tuning: Standard Artist: Statler Brothers Album: The Best of the Statler Bros. Year: 1975 (Repeat for 1st & 3rd Verse) A D e|--------------------------------------------------| B|--------------------------------------------------| G|--------------------------------------------2-2---| D|----2-2-----2-2-----2-2-----2-2-----2-2---0-------| A|--0-------0-------0-------0-------0---------------| E|--------------------------------------------------| A E A e|-----------------------------------------------------------------| B|-----------------------------------------------------------------| G|-----------------------------------------------------------------| D|----2-2-----2-2-----2-2-----2-2---------------------2-2-----2-2--| A|--0-------0-------0-------0---------2-2-----2-2---0-------0------| E|----------------------------------0-------0----------------------| D B7 E e|-------------------------------------------------| B|-------------------------------------------------| G|----2-2-----2-2----------------------------------| D|--0-------0---------1-1-----1-1------------------| A|------------------2-------2---------2-2-----2-2--| E|----------------------------------0-------0------| Verse 1:
AShe was called a scarlet Dwoman by the Apeople Who would go to church but left me in the Estreet With no Aparents of my own, I Dnever had a home And an B7eighteen year old boy has got to eEat.
Verse 2:
AShe found me outside Done Sunday Amorning Begging money from a man I didn't Eknow She Atook me in and Dwiped away my Achildhood A B7woman of the streets this lady ERose. D A E
Chorus:
This Abed of DRose's that I Alay on Where I was taught to be a Eman This Abed of DRose's where I'm Alivin' Is the B7only kind of life I Eunderstand. D A E
Verse3:
AShe was a handsome Dwoman, just Athirty-five Who was spoken to in town by very Efew She Amanaged a Lady of the DEvening business Like B7most of the town wished they could Edo.
Verse 4:
And I Alearned all the Dthings that a man should Dknow From a woman not approved of I Esuppose But she Adied knowing Dthat I really Aloved her Off B7life's bramble bush, I picked a Erose.
(Repeat Chorus 2x)