The Yellow Rose of Texas

X:1     %Music
T:The Yellow Rose of Texas
B:Singing Together, Autumn 1984, BBC Publications
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
M:2/4     %Meter
L:1/16     %
K:A
E3D |C2E2 E2E2 |F2 E4 D2 |C2E2 A2B2 |c6
w:There's a yel-low rose in Tex-as that I'm a-goin' to see,
 E2 |E2d2 d2d2 |d2 c4 A2 |G2A2 B2c2 | B6
w: No bo-dy else can have her, no-bo-dy on-ly me.
 E2 |C2E2 E2E2 |F2 E4 D2 |C2E2 A2B2 | c6
w:She cried so when I left her, It near-ly broke my heart
E2 |E2d2 d2d2 |d2c2 B2A2 |A2E2 c3B | A4
w:And if I ev-er find her then we ne-ver more will part.
 E3D |C2E2 E2E2 |F2 E4 D2 |C2E2 A2B2 | c6
w:She's the sweet-est lit-tle rose-bud That Tex-as ev-er knew.
E2 |E2d2 d2d2 |d2 c4 A2 |G2A2 B2c2 | B6
w:Here eyes are bright as dia-monds, They spark-le like the dew.
E2 |C2E2 E2E2 |F2 E4 D2 |C2E2 A2B2 | c6
w:You talk a-bout your Di-nah And sing of Ro-sa-lie,
E2 |E2d2 d2d2 |d2c2 B2A2 |A2E2 c3B | A4  |]
w:The Yel-low Rose of Tex-as is the on-ly girl for me. 

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