{t:Rose Of Cimarron}
{st:Poco}
{sot}
DK
"Rose Of Cimarron" 1976  Rusty Young - steel guitar, guitar, vocals
Rusty Young said of the song: "'Rose of Cimarron' is a song I wrote after I picked up a
brochure while we [Poco] were on tour in Oklahoma in 1973. It told a story of a woman
who took in outlaws in the 1800's. She fed them, mended their wounds and sent them on 
their way. Or so they say. ... [W]hen I played 'Rose' for the band, everyone wanted to 
make it
a Poco record."

Capo 2nd
Chorus
[E]Ro-ll along, roll [B]o-n,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron
[E]Du-sty days are [B]go-ne,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron

[G]Shadows touch the sand and [Em]look to see who's sta-n[B]din'
[G]Waitin' at your window, [Em]watchin' will they ever sh-[B]ow?
[G]Can you hear them calling? [Em]You know they have fa-llen [B]on
[G]Campfires cold and dark that, [Em]never see a spark burn [F#]bri-[B]ght

[E]Ro-ll along, roll [B]o-n,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron
[E]Du-sty days are [B]go-ne,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron

[G]Trails that brought them ho-me, [Em]echo names they've [B]kno-wn
[G]Four days high and lonely, [Em]comin' to you only [B]he-re
[G]You're the one they'd turn to, [Em]the only one they knew who'd [B]do
[G]All her best to be around, [Em] when the chips were [F#]do-[B]wn

[E]Ro-ll along, roll [B]o-n,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron
[E]Du-sty days are [B]go-ne,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron

[G]Shadows touch the sand and, [Em]look to see who's sta-n[B]din'
[G]Waitin' at your window, [Em]watchin' will they ever [F#]sh-[B]ow?


[E]Ro-ll along, roll [B]o-n,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron
[E]Du-sty days are [B]go-ne,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron

[E]Ro-ll along, roll [B]o-n,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron
[E]Du-sty days are [B]go-ne,  [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron

SOLO PLAY 4 TIMES
 [E]  [B]  [A]  [E]

[E]Hea-rts like yours be[B]lo-ng, [A]Fo-llowing the [E]da-wn
[E]Wra-pped up in a [B]so-ng, [A]Ro-se of Cima[E]rron

outro, play the chorus/solo chords