Canadian Rose Chords by Blues Traveler

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_ _ [B] I'm trying [F#] to [E] get back to Burlington [B] to a square in [F#] the [E] center of town, _ _ [B] spot on [F#] a [E] wooden _
_ table [G#m] where a feet near [F#] each other.
_ [B] And when she kisses me, it [E] tasted like cinnamon and [B] her skin smelled of [E] cider and rose.
And when [B] she looked at me, we [E] both got quiet and my heart [G#m] beat so hard we were [F#] so close.
_ [G#m] What such a [F#] beautiful while that still [B] makes me sweat. _ _ _
And she called me [F#] an [E] ugly American, [B] and I would call her my [F#] [E] Canadian brow.
_ [B] And I don't think that we'll [E] ever get there again, we [G#m] had such a pal.
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_ [B] And she would call me an [E] ugly American, [B] and I remember my [E] Canadian rose.
_ _ [B] Especially [F#] when we [E] bought a Burlington, we were in town.
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_ _ I [F#] finally made it, [E] this town looks rearranged.
[B] I don't know these [F#] people [E] anymore. _
_ _ [B] The best reason [F#] not [E] much else has _ [G#m] changed from the way it was [F#] before.
_ _ [B] _ [F#] Since the heart [E] that stood in table, _ [B] where I once [F#] called out a [E] particular name.
_ I run [B] my fingers through the wet, [E] fat carving, _ [G#m] and I almost can't [F#] feel the same.
_ [B] And my mouth, it [F#] almost tastes [E] just like cinnamon.
_ [B] And I wonder what [F#] my [E] pilgrimage means.
[B] And I try [F#] to figure out where [E] Vancouver is from here.
[G#m] And I listen [F#] to the leaves.
_ [G#m] It's funny for a [F#] beautiful while that still makes [B] me sweat. _ _ _
And she called me an ugly [E] American, _ [B] and I would call her my [E] Canadian brow.
_ [B] And I don't think that we'll [F#] ever [E] get there again, we had [G#m] such a pal.
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_ [B] And she would call me an [E] ugly American, _ [B] and I remember my [E] Canadian rose.
_ [B] Especially when [F#] we bought [E] a Burlington, we were in [G#m] town.
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_ _ [B] single hope [F#] and dream I could [E] ever conjure up [B] passionately explains to me.
[E] Nothing's impossible, we're [B] livable and [F#] perfectly boned.
[E] But forever after and [G#m] every day, at least it seemed [F#] that way.
_ [G#m] And for such a [F#] beautiful while that still makes [B] me sweat. _ _ _ _
And she called me an ugly [E] American, _ [B] and I would call her [F#] my [E] Canadian brow.
_ [B] And I don't think that we'll [F#] ever [E] get there again, we had [G#m] such a pal.
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And [B] she would call me an ugly [E] American, _ [B] and I remember my [E] Canadian rose.
_ [B] Especially when [F#] we bought [E] a Burlington, we were in [G#m] town.
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