Say, has anybody seen my sweet gypsy Rose
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We were very happy, well, at least I thought we were.
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Can somebody tell me what’s
got into her ?
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A house, a home, a family, and
a man that loves her so,
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who’d
believe she’d leave us to join the burlesque show ?
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1. Oh, say has anybody seen my sweet gypsy Rose,
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here’s
a picture when she was my sweet
Mary Jo.
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Now she’s got rings on her fingers and bells on her
toes,
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say
has anybody seen my sweet gypsy
Rose.
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2. Oh, I got wind my Jo’s been dancing here in New Orleans,
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in
this smoke-filled honky-tonk they call the land of dreams.
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Am
Oh, here she comes a-strutting in her birthday
clothes,
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say
has anybody seen my sweet gypsy Rose.
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Oh, baby, baby, won’t you come
home,
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say we all miss you, and every night we kiss your picture.
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3. Oh, Rose, one night the lights go dim and the crowd goes home,
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C7
that’s
the day you wake up and you’ll find you’re all alone.
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So let’s say goodbye to gypsy, hello Mary Jo,
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say
has anybody seen my sweet gypsy Rose.
(orig. moves up half a note
to capo 2nd here)
+ C - Dm - G - Dm - G - C - C7
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C E Am
+ So take those rings off your fingers and the bells off
your toes,
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say
has anybody seen my, now you know
just what I mean by,
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has
anybody seen my gypsy Rose.
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Say has anybody seen his sweet gypsy Rose,
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here’s
a picture when she was his sweet
Mary Jo
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Say has anybody seen his sweet gypsy Rose,
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here’s
a picture when she was his sweet
Mary Jo ....
(orig. = capo 1st; midi = capo 2nd) (Tony Orlando & Dawn)