William Clark Green Remedy From "Rose Queen" Tabbed by thatChadMiller (Twitter) Intro/Chorus (tab below) A - Em - G - D A - Em - D Verse 1

^AI’m all strung out, got nothing left I ^Emgotta get something off my chest That I ^Amiss you, Oh God I ^Emmiss you

I’m ^Aaddicting to things and I know I’m ill I ^Emgot a friend that sells some prescription pills To for^Aget you, oh God I ^Gmiss you ^D

Pre-chorus 1 (not sure about the first line on the lyrics)

Now we ^Esat to paint a picture with my tears as I watched you l^Dea

ve^Dsus And this ^Edesperation's taking a toll on^D me^G

I need a remedy Chorus Verse 2 I should have said something now you’re gone So it rings in my head like a dialtone Girl I love you, oh God I miss you Yeah it brings me right back to our last fight and I wish I had the chance to say goodbye and to kiss you, oh God I miss you Pre-chorus 2 So I brought a dozen roses and a prayer for your memory and I put 'em on your grave for the love that’ll never be I need a remedy Chorus & solo (solo over chorus chords) Outro

I’m ^Aall strung out got nothing left I ^Emgotta get something off my chest

(when the band kicks in, play outro with chorus chords)

I’m ^Aall strung out got ^Emnothing left I ^Ggotta get something ^Doff my chest

Intro/Chorus (I play it all on one string to get the slide sound, but you can play it on the G and D strings to stay closer on the frets) e|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| B|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| G|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| D|--11-11-11-9-7-5~~~--9-9-9-7-5-4~~--11-11-11-9-7-5~~-9-11-9-7~~----------| A|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| E|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| I may end up tabbing the solo if there are any requests... If you have any input or corrections, hit me up on Twitter and let me know if you have any songs you need help with. God bless!

William Clark Green - Remedy