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GUITAR CHORDS

Every Rose Has Its Thorn

Poison
KeyG
Capo—
LevelEasy
Transpose G 0
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Chord sheet
Chords are positioned above the lyric change point
GCadd9
 
 We bGoth lie silently still, in the Cadd9dead of the night.
  Although we bGoth lie close together, we feel mCadd9iles apart inside.
  Was it soGmething I said, or sCadd9omething I did,
 did my woGrds not come out Cadd9right?
 Though I tDried not to hurt you, though I Ctried, but I guess that's why they say
 
GEvery rose has its tCadd9horn.
 Just like eGvery night has its Cadd9dawn.
 Just like eGvery coDwboy sings a sCad, sad song.
 EGvery rose has its thCorn.
 
 I just play G-Cadd9-G-Cadd9 
 
GListen to our favorite song, playing on the rCadd9adio.
 Well the GDJ says loves a game of easy come and Cadd9easy go.
 But I wGonder, does he Cadd9know, has he eGver felt like tCadd9his.
 Well I kDnow that you'd be here right now if I C 
coulda let you know somehow, I guess
 
 ThEmough it's been awhiDle now, I can stCill feel so much pGain.
 LEmike a knife that cuDts you the wound healsC, but the scar, that scar remaiGns
GCadd9
 
 I kGnow I coulda saved our love that night if I'd Cadd9known what to say.
  GInstead of making love we both Cadd9made our separate ways.
  And now I heGar you've found someCadd9body new, and tGhat I never meant that mCadd9uch to you.
  To hDear that tears me up inside, and to Csee you cuts me like a knife, I guess
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How to play Every Rose Has Its Thorn chords

This Chordsurf arrangement of Every Rose Has Its Thorn by Poison is presented in the key of G. Use the transpose controls above the sheet to move every chord together while keeping the lyric-change positions aligned.

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