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Rose And A Thorn lyrics and chords are provided for your personal use
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A Rose And A Thorn Recorded by Webb Pierce Written by Wayne P. Walker and Webb Pierce
G C G C G Well a long time ago a little girl loved a boy C G Em And it filled her heart with so much joy G Em G One day he left her didn't tell her goodbye Em G D7 G Broke the little girl's heart and made the poor little girl cry
Em G And the rose was born from her tears that fell Em G All heaven cried with her that's the story they tell Em G When you see a rainbow after a storm Em D7 Em You know a love has died a little girl cried and a rose's been born G D7 G (And a rose was born)
C G C G Well time moved along a little boy met a girl C G Em And she captured his heart and set him in a whirl G Em G One day she left him didn't tell him goodbye Em G D7 G Broke the little boy's heart and made the poor little boy cry
Em G But a thorn was born from the tears he shed Em G And down through the ages to the rose has been wed Em G And just a reminder a sign meant to warn Em D7 Em A little boy lied a little boy cried and a thorn was born G D7 G (And a thorn was born)
Em G That's a story of the rose and the thorn Em That's a story of the rose and the thorn G Em G That's a story of the rose and the thorn
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