{t:BLACK ROSE  }
{st:by Troy Seals and Eddie Setser}

#Transcribed by Brian Davies (davies@ils.nwu.edu)

  [G]  [C]  [G]  [C]  [G]  [C]  [G]  [C]

[G] The dogs are [C] howling at the [G] midnight [C] moon. [G] [C] [G] [C]
[G] I'm on my [C] way to where the [G] black rose [C] blooms. [G] [C] [G] [C]
[C] The mountain's [Em/B] high, the [Am] night is [G/B] cold.
[C] I feel the [G/B] sunshine; a [D/A] black rose [G] grows.

  To[G]gether again, we're as [C] common as sin, they say,
  [D] We just walk around the stones they [G] throw.
  [G] Night after night, [C] we steal away to where
  [F] Love don't see no [C] colors in the [G] shadows,
  [F] Love don't see no [C] colors in the [G] shadows.

[G] Wind in the [C] willows, [G] wild and [C] warm, [G] [C] [G] [C]
[G] Just like the [C] woman lying [G] here in my [C] arms. [G] [C] [G] [C]
[C] The water's [Em/B] deep, [Am] cold and [G/B] still.
[C] I love the [G/B] feeling that [D/A] black rose [G] gives.

{c:Chorus}

{c:Chorus}

[F] Love don't see no [C] colors in the [G] shadows.