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Capo: 4 Tuning: E A D G B E
The Little Rosewood Casket, often considered a folk song, was written by White and Goullaud in 1870. Marty Robbins later turned this into a hit song but changed a few/added words/verses. Capo on the 4th fret [Intro] G C G G D7 D7 G G [Chorus]
There's a lGittle D7roseF#wood Gcasket Resting Gon a D7marbF#le Gstand With a pGacket Cof old love Gletters Written D7by F#my true love's Ghand
[Verse 1]
Go and Gbring them D7to F#me, Gsister Read them Go'er for D7me F#toniGght I have Goften trCied by cGould not For the D7tears F#that filled my Geyes
[Bridge]
When I'm D7dead F#and in my cGasket When I D7gentlF#y fall asleGep Fall asleGep to waCke in hGeaven Dearest D7sistF#er do not wGeep
[Instrumental] D7 D7 G G [Vesre 2]
Take his leGtters D7and F#his Glocket Place them gGently D7on F#my heGart But this gGolden Cring that he Ggave me From my D7fingeF#r never paGrt
[Chorus]
There's a lGittle D7roseF#wood Gcasket Resting Gon a D7marbF#le Gstand With a pGacket Cof old love Gletters Written D7by F#my true love's Ghand
[Outro] G D7 F# G G G D7 F# G G G C G G D7 F# F# G G