Em GEm G Tumbleweed and Rosalee, ’ art to go down in HistoryEm G As the greatest love the West has ever knownEm G Tumbleweed was full of need , Blown to the wind like a mustard seedEm G Rosie only wanted to give him a homeC D G Em Now he’s Saddled up the Chestnut Stallion Ride away like a brave battalionC D Em With Rosie on the porch trying not to cryC D G Em Off to seek his lady of fortune nothing but the sun to scorch himC D He could hear her sing as he waived goodbye ChorusG C Cowgirls need a little love sometime, but cowboys love to roamD G D Sleep out on that prairie all night longG C Cowgirls need a little love sometime, but cowboys love to roamD G Tumbleweed wont you hurry please and bring your love on homeEm G Rosalee and Tumbleweed ah didn’t even own the deedEm G To a little piece of land they called their farmEm Now it belonged to One eye’d JackG and You could find him dressed in blackEm G Trying to trade the deed for Rosie’s charmC D While Tumbleweed out in the SaddleG C D Em Trying to win a poor mans battle, Rosie on the home front standing strongC D G Em Like a vulture Jack sat waiting, cussing Tumbleweed and hatingC D Every time Rosie sang that song CHORUS (Slow talking … Em )G Now when a whirlwind blew the dust away , You could see in the light that broke the dayEm G Tumbleweed lay dead upon the groundEm G A rattle snake in his sleeping bag, Like the man in Rosies bedEm G Looks like the bad guys won this roundC D G Em And tonight out on the desert, not a dried eye to be measuredC D Em Cyotes howl and wolfs cry at the moonC D G Em And Even one eyed Jack is crying, as Rosies in the bedroom dyingC D Cant even be saved by her own tombG C Cowgirls need a little love sometime, but cowboys love to roamD G D Sleep out on that prairie all night longG C Cowgirls need a little love sometime, but cowboys love to roamD G C D G and Rosalee knows Tumbleweed aint never coming hooomeee end G . . .
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