Black Rose

D D G Way down in Virginia D A Amongst the tall grown sugar canes D G Lived a simple man and a dominicker hen A D And a rose of a different name D G Well, the first time that he felt lightning D A He was standing in the drizzling rain D G With a trembling hand and a bottle of gin A D And a rose of a different name D G He said, the Devil made me do it the first time D A The second time I done it on my own Dm G Lord, put a handle on a simple-headed man A D Help me leave that black rose alone D G A D G A D D G When the Devil made that woman D A Lord, he threw the pattern away D G She was built for speed with the tools you need A D To make a new fool every day D G Now a way down deep and dirty D A On the darkest side of shame D G You find that cane-cut man doing it again A D With that rose of a different name D G He said, the Devil made me do it the first time D A The second time I done it on my own Dm G Lord, put a handle on a simple-headed man A D Help me leave that black rose alone G Yeah, the Devil made me do it the first time D A On the second time I done it on my own Dm G Lord, put a handle on a simple-headed man A D Help me leave that black rose alone Fiddle Solo D G D A D G A D Guitar Solo D G D G A D G A D Lap Steel Solo D G D A D G A D D G D A D G A D