G C G Rodeo and JulietA7 If there's ever been a greater loveD7 Thoust hasn't found it yetC G C What's to be or not to be is anybody's betA7 D7 G Rodeo and Juliet [Verse]G Those two were seen in FaraonaC Riding queen from ArizonaG D7 The fairest in a pair of stud blue jeansG C Oh rodeo where for art thou She knows how to play the part nowG D7 G In any role in every cowboy's dream[Chorus]G C G Rodeo and JulietA7 If there's ever been a greater loveD7 Thoust hasn't found it yetC G C What's to be or not to be is anybody's betA7 D7 G Rodeo and Juliet [Verse]G Now Shakespeare cowboys dare to find herC G Men will poem paint and rhyme herD7 But a rose by any name is still a roseG She'll barrel race and chase tomorrowC Parting is such sweet sweet sorrowG D7 G To thine own self be true is all she knows [Chorus]G C G Rodeo and JulietA7 If there's ever been a greater loveD7 Thoust hasn't found it yetC G C What's to be or not to be is anybody's betA7 D7 G Rodeo and Juliet [Outro]C G Rodeo and JulietA7 If world’s seen a greater loveD7 Thoust hasn't found it yetC G C What's to be or not to be is anybody's betA7 D7 G A7 D7 G Rodeo and Juliet Rodeo and Juliet
Rodeo And Juliet
Garth Brooks
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