Rosie [Baritone Ukulele] Cords and Lyrics in Description.

Rosie was written by Don Partridge who was a busker and street performer born October 1941 and died of a heart attack 27th October 2010 aged 68 Rosie was released in 1968. ROSIE Don Partridge [Intro] [G] [G] [G] [G] [G] Rosie, oh, [A] Rosie, I'd [C] like to paint your face up in the [G] sky. [G] Sometimes when I'm [A] busy, re-[C]laxing, I look up and catch your [G] eye. Your [Am] eyes when they're [B7] widening bring [Am] thunder and [B7] lightning, and [E7] sunset strokes the colour to your [Am] skin. Your [Am] eyes are so [B7] blue, I just [Am] think of a [B7] blue sky, and [E7] bumble bees buzzing on the [Am] wing. [D7] [G] Rosie, oh, [A] Rosie, it's [C] raining when you look the other [G] way. [G] Rosie, oh, [A] Rosie, your [C] laughter brings the sunshine out to [G] play. And [Am] though I just [B7] met you, well [Am] I silhou-[B7]ette you, or [E7] highlight golden shadows in your [Am] hair. I'm [Am] painting your [B7] mind's eye up [Am] there in the [B7] blue sky, [E7] summer birds winging through the [Am] air. [D7] [G] Rosie, oh, [A] Rosie, I [C] paint your face for all the world to [G] see. [G] Rosie, oh, [A] Rosie, I'd [C] like to paint your face eterna-[G]lly. [D] [G] #baritoneukulele #country #ukulele #ukulelecover #ukulelerob