A D E A e|-------| B|-------| G|-------| D|-------| a|-0-2-3-| e|-------|[Verse 1]A E Where the wild roses grow in AlbertaA On the banks of the Gooseberry lakeE Thers a rose I suppose that you've heard ofA She as mild as a wild Irish wakeE Like a thorn she was born to be contraryA Like a boy it was her joy raising CainE The wildest rose that ever drove on the prairieA Behind the wheel of a big truck load of grain [Chorus]D A Little K, little D , little LangE A Her name was just plain KD LangD A But her main claim to fame Was how she sang with a twangE A And jumped around like a rangitang Lady KD LangD A E KD Lang , KD Lang , she jumped around like a rangitangA Lady KD Lang [Verse 2]A E From her home down in Consort AlbertaA Near the tracks of that old railroad lineE With her hair she could scare old madusaA While she sang like a young Patsy ClineE It wasn't long til he song got her landedA On the stage with those outrageous clothesE Ther were skirts over shirts, boots and trousersA Hangin down from this wild Alberta rose [Chorus]D A Little K , little D , little LangE A Her name was just plain KD LangD A But her main claim to fame aw how she sang with a twangE A And jumped around like a rangitang Lady KD LangD A E KD Lang, KD Lang she jumped around like a rangitangA Lady KD Lang [Verse 3]A E She tour north and south of the borderA And recorded with many famous namesE Though her style it was wild and outrageousA Her star just kept rising to fameE With her voice that was new and excitingA She was called to those Juno awardsE She made a leap on the stage and she got oneA And took it home to Alberta bye George [Chorus]D A Little K , Little D , Little LangE A Her name was just plain KD LangD A And her main claim to fame was how she sang with a twangE A And jumped around like a rangitang Lady KD Lang
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