Rosa Lee Mcfall Chords
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Difficulty: | intermediate |
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Tuning: | E A D G B E |
Capo: | no capo |
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Rosa Lee McFall
Grateful Dead - Reckoning
(Traditional)
e|-----------------------------|------------------------------|
B|-----------------------------|------------5-----------------|
G|-------4----4--4h6--4--------|------4--6----6-----4---------|
D|--4h6------------------6-----|---6-------------6------------|
A|--------------------------7--|------------------------------|
E|-----------------------------|------------------------------|
e|-------------------------------------|----------------------|
B|--------5----5----5------------------|----------------------|
G|--4--6----6----6-----6----4h6p4------|---6--4-----4--6------|
D|--------------------------------6----|---------6--------6---|
A|----------------------------------7--|---------------------7|
E|-------------------------------------|----------------------|
[Intro]
E C#m E C#m E B E
E C#m E
Out on the lonely hillside -- In a cabin low and small
C#m E B7 E
Lived the sweetest rose of color -- My Rosa Lee McFall
E C#m E
Her hair was bright some color -- and her voice was sweet to me
C#m E B7 E
I know that I will always love her -- And I hope that she loved me
E C#m E C#m E B E
E C#m E
I asked her to be my darling -- And this is what she said
C#m E B7 E
You know that I will only be happy -- When you and I are wed
E C#m E
Then God way up in heaven -- One day for her did call
C#m E B7 E
I lost my bride, oh how I loved her -- My Rosa Lee McFall
E C#m E C#m E B E
E C#m E
I've searched the wide world over -- Cities great and small
C#m E B7 E
But I've never found another -- Like my Rosa Lee McFall
E C#m E C#m E B E
E C#m E
Out on the lonely hillside -- In a cabin low and small
C#m E B7 E
Lived the sweetest rose of color -- My Rosa Lee McFall
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3 comments

It’s a lot easier if you put a capo on the 4th fret, then change E for C, C#m for Am, and B7 for G7
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it's a good version. Use the E chord in the 3rd position as if you were playing an C but slid down 5 frets with index finger covering b note that way you can play between E and c#m with only changing 2 fingers, strumming at the appropriate times throughout the lead.
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