Biography:
George Hege Hamilton IV (July 19, 1937 – September 17, 2014) was an American country musician. He began performing in the late 1950s as a teen idol, later switching to country music in the early 1960s.
Hamilton was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on July 19, 1937. While a 19-year-old student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Hamilton recorded "A Rose and a Baby Ruth" for a Chapel Hill record label, Colonial Records. The song, written by John D.
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Capo 1
[Intro]
D-G-D-A7-D
D A7
They say that my kind of love is blind
D
some even say I must have lost my mind
G
But if I knew I'd never kiss your lips again
D A7 D
I'd rather die before this day ends
[Chorus]
G D
Seeds of gossip always grow
A7 D
till they kill the fragrant of the sweetest rose
G
But if I thought that you would let a doubt come in
D A7 D
I'd rather die before this day ends
[Instrumental]
D-G-D-A7-D
D A7
All of everything is nothing without you
D
and many dreams I dream the way I do
G
Without your love before another day begins
D A7 D
I'd rather die before this day ends
[Chorus]
G D
Seeds of gossip always grow
A7 D
till they kill the fragrant of the sweetest rose
G
But if I thought that you would let a doubt come in
D A7 D
I'd rather die before this day ends
D A7 D
Yes I'd rather die before this day ends
[Intro]
D-G-D-A7-D
D A7
They say that my kind of love is blind
D
some even say I must have lost my mind
G
But if I knew I'd never kiss your lips again
D A7 D
I'd rather die before this day ends
[Chorus]
G D
Seeds of gossip always grow
A7 D
till they kill the fragrant of the sweetest rose
G
But if I thought that you would let a doubt come in
D A7 D
I'd rather die before this day ends
[Instrumental]
D-G-D-A7-D
D A7
All of everything is nothing without you
D
and many dreams I dream the way I do
G
Without your love before another day begins
D A7 D
I'd rather die before this day ends
[Chorus]
G D
Seeds of gossip always grow
A7 D
till they kill the fragrant of the sweetest rose
G
But if I thought that you would let a doubt come in
D A7 D
I'd rather die before this day ends
D A7 D
Yes I'd rather die before this day ends
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