"Gsus" here is 320013 Intro- G, Gsus, G, Gsus [G]Whats come to [Gs] stay from your [G]cannonball days[Gs], but a[D] house and some[C] clothes on the line[G]. [G]Fire the wave[Gs] of your [G]drunken brigade[Gs], The [D]streets of new[C] york as a child[G]. Woman so fine, fine as a girl, slow like an italian wine, Hair all a mess, and a dress off the shelf, And all of your roses've died. [G] [Gs] [G] [Gs] [Em]Better luck in the [Am]next life, Cause [C]your gonna need it[D] dear. [G]Loved you back [Gs]then, but I [G]couldn't say when[Gs], [D]All of your [C]roses have died[G]. [D]All of your [C]roses have died[G]. I tasted your lips, put my hands on your hips, Danced in a park late at night, Your cats on the sill, and my head to your breast, feeding your rhythms devine. The worlds just a queen with a rattle machine, Tasted the salt through your skin, loved you back then, but I couldn't say when, All of your roses have died. chorus Bask in the street, down on Christopher St, bought you a rose from a bum, Left you a note, that was stuffed in your coat, Laughed and you said it was done. Broke like a stem, and I guess you're with him, I'm sure that he treats you just fine. So bottoms up cheers baby heres to your tears, All of your roses have died. chorus
song:
cannonball days
original transcribers:
artist:
ryan adams
tuning:
standard
transposition:
4
fingerstyle:
no
difficulty:
medium