#------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #---------------------------------------------------------------------# TABBY CAT MUSIC ARCHIVES ******************************************************************************** Transcribed by: asf0@comcast.net Alice Franceschini Date: January 6, 2006 Note: This is a typical jazz chorded song. Jazz loves to mix up chords, anything is possible with Jazz as long as it sounds good to the jazz musician. This was a fun song to tab. A#m is exactly the same chord as a Bbm, same sound same fingering. Keeping them noted all sharps makes for easier transposing. (changing the key). Check out my free low-tech transposing device. You can capo the 1st fret and play these chords ignoring the sharp symbol. If you are in standard tuning (use an electronic tuner) you can play up against the recording. BLUE ROSE OF TEXAS Holly Dunn Intro C# A# D# G# C# G# listen to recording for timing C# D# You've heard all about the yellow rose of Texas G# C# G# And the rose of San An-tone F But I'll tell you now A#m D# 'bout one you haven't seen yet A#m G# C# The only rose that grows a-lone CHORUS: C# A# D# I'm the one and only blue rose of Texas G# C# C G# The only kind you'll ever find that cries C# A# D# The one and only blue rose of Texas G# A#m G# C# Since the day I heard my baby say good-bye lead C# A# D# G# C# G# C# D# When he was around He took such good care of me G# C# G# Oh but now I've been for-got F A#m D# I use to count all the ways he loved me A#m G# C# But now I know he loves me not to chorus, to ending ENDING: C# A# A#m D# I'm the one and only blue rose of Texas (D#) instrumental with bass C# A# D# I'm the one and only blue rose of Texas G# A#m G# C# Since the day I heard my baby say good-bye