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Smokie

Rose A Lee

by Smokie
Smokie

Biography:

Smokie is an English pop rock band from Bradford who found success in Europe and the U.S. in the 70s. They formed in 1966 in Yorkshire, England and did some early records under the name "Smokey". The band broke into the mainstream after teaming up with songwriters Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn, artists known for also working with Pat Benatar and Sweet among others. Smokie is perhaps best known for "Living Next Door to Alice", one of their top hits that was a U.K. top 5 single.

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Smokie

Other songs:

  • Don't Play Your Rock And Roll To Me
  • Living Next Door To Alice
  • Aint It Funny How It Works
  • Babe Its Up To You
  • Baby Its You
  • Back To Bradford
  • Belinda
  • Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
  • Changing All The Time
  • Daydreamin
  • Do To Me
  • Dont Play Your Rock And Roll To Me
  • Dont Play Your Rock N Roll To Me
  • For A Few Dollars More
  • Give It To Me
  • Going Tomorrow
  • Have You Ever Seen The Rain
  • Hold On For The Night
  • I Cant Stay Here Tonight
  • I Feel Love
  • If You Think You Know How To Love Me
  • Ill Meet You At Midnight
  • It Makes Me Money
  • It Never Rains In Southern California
  • Its Your Life
  • Jet Lagged
  • Julia
  • Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone
  • Little Lucy
  • Little Town Flirt
  • Looking Daggers
  • Maybe I Just Dont Know
  • Mexican Girl
  • Mr Tambourine Man
  • My Heart Is True
  • Naked Love Baby Love Me
  • Needles And Pins
  • Now You Think You Know
  • Number On My Wall
  • Oh Carol
  • Oh Well Oh Well
  • Pass It Around
  • Poor Lady Midnight Baby
  • Rock Away Your Teardrops
  • Romeo And Juliet
  • Rose A Lee
  • Run To Me
  • Sallys Song
  • San Francisco Bay
  • Somethings Been Making Me Blue
  • Stranger
  • Sunshine Avenue
  • Take Good Care Of My Baby
  • Umbrella Day
  • Were Flying High
  • What Can I Do Acoustic

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262 Artist   65 Music   132 Tab Tab
album: The world and elsewhere(1995)

Intro:

A E
Rose-a-lee, aah Rose-a-lee
E D
take these chains from my heart
A
and set me free

I:

A E
I was lost, now i'm found
D A
Got my feet back on solid ground
A E
I was lonesome like a fool
D A
I did you wrong I broke the rule
D A
Now I sure do regret
D E
I was so foolish to be lead

CHORUS:

A
Rose-a-lee, ohh rose-a-lee
D A
Why do you hang this shame on me?
A
Rose-a-lee, ooh Rose-a-lee
E D A
Take these chains from my heart and set me free
E D A
Take these chains from my heart and set me free

II:

A E
Take me back ohh Rose-a-lee
D A
Oh say that you've forgiven me
A E
'cos I can't take it anymore
D A
Let's go back to the way things used to be before
D A
Win or lose, I won't give in
D E
Just say you'll take me back again

CHORUS:

A
Rose-a-lee, ohh rose-a-lee
D A
Why do you hang this shame on me?
A
Rose-a-lee, ooh Rose-a-lee
E D A
Take these chains from my heart and set me free
E D A
Take these chains from my heart and set me free

BRIDGE:

D A
Now I'm down on my knees
D E
and I'm begging you please

CHORUS:

A
Rose-a-lee, ohh rose-a-lee
D A
Why do you hang this shame on me?
A
Rose-a-lee, ooh Rose-a-lee
E D A
Take these chains from my heart and set me free
E D A
Take these chains from my heart and set me free
A
Rose-a-lee, ohh rose-a-lee
D A
Why do you hang this shame on me?
A
Rose-a-lee, ooh Rose-a-lee
E D A
Take these chains from my heart and set me free
E D A
Take these chains from my heart and set me free




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