Waylon Jennings – Black Rose (Ukulele)

Capo 3

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## written by Billy Joe Shaver performed by Waylon Jennings. Capo on the 3rd fret. Verse 1:

         C              F
	Way down in Virginia

          C                            G
	Amongst the tall grown sugar canes

          C                        F
	Lived a simple man and a domineering hen

               G                   C
	And a rose of a different name

Verse 2:

          C                    F
	The first time i fell lightly

           C                              G
	I was standing in the drizzling rain

          C                          F
	With a trembling hand and a bottle of gin

               G                   C
	And a rose of a different name

Chorus:

          C                          F
	The devil made me do it the first time

            C                            G
	The second time i done it on my own

          C                     F
	Lord put a handle on a simple handed man

             G                              C
	And help me leave that black rose alone

Verse 3:

         C                   F
	When the devil made that woman

         C                           G
	Lord she threw the pattern away

         C                                F
	She was built for speed with the tools you need

            G                     C
	To make a new fool every day

Verse 4:

         C               F
	Way down deep and dirty

            C                   G
	On the darker side of shame

	    C                            F
	I caught a cane cuttin' man with a bottle of gin

          G                         C
	With a rose of a different name

Chorus(x2). Thanks to David M. Potter for the lyrics. Perret Charles-Amir : [email protected]