Biography:
Rosie Thomas (born 1978 in Livonia, Michigan) is an American singer-songwriter. In the late 1990s she toured with the band Velour 100 before deciding to go solo. Her debut album When We Were Small was released on January 22, 2001. Since then she has released Only with Laughter Can You Win (2003), If Songs Could Be Held (2005), These Friends of Mine (2006), A Very Rosie Christmas (2008), With Love (2012). She also performs as a stand-up comedian under the name Sheila Saputo.
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G = G2
D = D/F#
Em = Em7
C = C2
Capo on 3rd fret
Intro: G D Em Em, C Em D D (2x)
VERSE
G D Em
New York is lovely in the winter time
C Em D
When the sidewalks are white as snow
G D Em
The buildings, all the people that pass me by
C Em D
How the smile on his face says he's in love
VERSE
I took the train all the way to Brooklyn Heights
I remember when you took it there with me
We sat side by side and held hands for sometime,
Misalluded the Statue of Liberty
CHORUS
Em D
(And I) I have much farther to go
Em D
Everything is new and so *unpredictable*
Em D
I should just click my heels together and go home
Em D G D Em Em, C Em D D (2x)
But I'm not sure where that is, anymore
VERSE
Oh how I wish I could go back in time
To the night when I heard my mother cry
She held me in her arms
And we talked for sometime
And I sang a song her mother sang to her
CHORUS
It goes, something about paper dolls and what men preffered
Something about the cross and how her Jesus died for her
Something about love and how it's worth fighting for
I wondered does love like that exist anymore?
CHORUS
And I, I have much farther to go
And I, I'm so confused I know
I should just click my heels together and go home
But I lost my way (back home)
When I lost you
VERSE
Sometimes I cry when it's late at night
And you're not there to lay next to me
Morning breaks and the sun warms my face
How I wish it were you warming me
D = D/F#
Em = Em7
C = C2
Capo on 3rd fret
Intro: G D Em Em, C Em D D (2x)
VERSE
G D Em
New York is lovely in the winter time
C Em D
When the sidewalks are white as snow
G D Em
The buildings, all the people that pass me by
C Em D
How the smile on his face says he's in love
VERSE
I took the train all the way to Brooklyn Heights
I remember when you took it there with me
We sat side by side and held hands for sometime,
Misalluded the Statue of Liberty
CHORUS
Em D
(And I) I have much farther to go
Em D
Everything is new and so *unpredictable*
Em D
I should just click my heels together and go home
Em D G D Em Em, C Em D D (2x)
But I'm not sure where that is, anymore
VERSE
Oh how I wish I could go back in time
To the night when I heard my mother cry
She held me in her arms
And we talked for sometime
And I sang a song her mother sang to her
CHORUS
It goes, something about paper dolls and what men preffered
Something about the cross and how her Jesus died for her
Something about love and how it's worth fighting for
I wondered does love like that exist anymore?
CHORUS
And I, I have much farther to go
And I, I'm so confused I know
I should just click my heels together and go home
But I lost my way (back home)
When I lost you
VERSE
Sometimes I cry when it's late at night
And you're not there to lay next to me
Morning breaks and the sun warms my face
How I wish it were you warming me
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