Don Partridge, Rosie (1968)
^{Key: :[A] (w:)}

CHORUS 1:
[A] Rosie, oh, [B] Rosie, I'd [D] like
to paint your face up in the [A] sky
[A] Sometimes when I'm [B] busy
re-[D]-laxing, I look up and catch your [A] eye

BRIDGE 1:
Your [Bm] eyes when they're [Db7] widening
bring [Bm] thunder and [Db7] lightening
and [Bm] sunset strokes the [F#] colour to your [Bm] skin
Your [Bm] eyes are so [Db7] blue
I just [Bm] think of a [Db7] blue sky
and [Bm] bumble bees [F#] buzzing on the [Bm] wing [E7]

CHORUS 2:
[A] Rosie, oh, [B] Rosie, it's [D] raining
when you look the other [A] way
[A] Rosie, oh, [B] Rosie, your [D] laughter
brings the sunshine out to [A] play

INSTRUMENTAL: [over CHORUS]

BRIDGE 2:
And [Bm] though I just [Db7] met you
well [Bm] I silhou-[Db7]-ette you
or [Bm] highlight golden [F#] shadows in your [Bm] hair
I'm [Bm] painting your [Db7] mind's eye
up [Bm] there in the [Db7] blue sky
[Bm] summer birds [F#] winging through the [Bm] air [E7]

CHORUS 3:
[A] Rosie, oh, [B] Rosie, I [D] paint
your face for all the world to [A] see
[A] Rosie, oh, [B] Rosie, I'd [D] like
to paint your face eternal-[A]-ly [E] [A]