Rosa Lee McFall
Reckoning
(Traditional)

 Last Updated 04/07/96

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E                               C#m           E
Out on the lonely hillside in a cabin low and small
          C#m              E            B     E
Lived the sweetest rose of color my Rosa Lee McFall

Her eyes were bright and shining and her voice was sweet to me
Knew that I would always love her and I hoped that she loved me

My eyes turned to me, my darlin' and this is what she said:
You know that I would always love you when you and I are wed.

Then God way up in heaven one day for her did call
I lost my bride, oh how I loved her, my Rosa Lee McFall

I searched this wide world over through cities great and small
But I never found another like my Rosa Lee McFall


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(^) Slide Up  (\) Slide Down  (h) Hammer On  (p) Pull Off  (b) Bend

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MIDI Tab Support Audio (rosalee.mid)

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G-------4----4--4h6--4--------|------4--6----6-----4---------
D--4h6------------------6-----|---6-------------6------------
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B--------5----5----5------------------|----------------------
G--4--6----6----6-----6----4h6p4------|---6--4-----4--6------
D--------------------------------6----|---------6--------6---
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