It Must Have Been The Roses Grateful Dead akordy

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1. AAnnie laid her head down in the roses.
   She had ribbons, ribbons, ribbons, in Dher long brown hair.
   I don't kEnow, maybe it was Athe roF♯mses,
   AAll I know I coEuld not leave her Athere.

R: DI don't know, it Emust have been the Aroses,
   The Droses or the Eribbons in Aher loGng bDrown hair.
   I don't knoEw, maybe it was Athe roE/Ases,F♯m
   AAll I know I Ecould not leave her Athere.

2. ATen years the G/Bwaves A7/C♯roll the Dships home from the Asea,
   G/BThinkinA7/C♯' well hDow it may blow in all good company,
   AIf I tell anEother what your Down lips told to me,
   ALet me lay 'neatEh the roses, andD my eyes no longer see.

R: I don't know...

3. One pane of glass in the window,
   No one is complaining, no, come in and shut the door,
   Faded is the crimson from the ribbons that she wore,
   And it's strange how no one comes round any more.

R: I don't know...

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