Wild Rose chords by Jerome kern
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Verse 1
(C major) Introducing (G major) Madame (C major) Nacaroba!
what a (G major) lovely garden! (C major)
Charmant!
Good even (G major) ing, ma (C major) dame!
Je suis enchantée de faire votre connaissance,
madame.
Ot (G major) is, I'm sunk!
(C major) Just say oui! Oui!
Allow (G major) me to introduce (C major) Mrs. Tenbrock.
What name did you say?
Tenbrock, how do you do?
Madame Knockerova,
your face looks very familiar.
(G major) Really?
You have (C major) perhaps seen me
perform in Europe?
No, but surely I've seen you before.
Um, Madame Knockerova,
you look as innocent as a (G major) primrose.
(C major) I am just the opposite of the primrose.
Oh?
There is nothing prim about me.
Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! (G major) Oh!
Oh! (C major) Oh! (F major) Oh!
(D minor) We've (G major) never seen a girl at (C major) all like you.
I must admit I'm rather unconventional. (G major)
A type who must appear as ultra -new. (C major) (E minor)
(C major) You're like a splendid flower
known from (D major) wondrous decline.
An (C major) orchid that can (G major) thrill us with de (C major) light.
Alas, I'm not a (E major) blossom so ori (B major) ginal.
An (E minor) orchid blue
(C major) will (D major) not describe me (G major) quite.
You're nothing tame, (C major)
you're like a burning flame. (G major)
We know your (C major) name.
But all the (G major) same. (C major)
I'm just a wild (G major) rose,
(C major) Not a free and mild (G major) rose.
(C major) Take me if you can, (G major)
I'm (C major) rose to suit any (G major) man.
Some (C major) passion flower (G major) ,
This (C major) is my (D major) hour,
(C major) you can't read no lines, (D major)
I'm such a wild, (G major) wild rose. (C major) (G major)
(C major) She's just a wild (G major) rose,
(C major) not a prim and mild (G major) host,
(C major) tame her if you can.
She's a rose to suit any (F major) man. (C major)
Some fashion flower (G major) .
(C major) This is her honor.
Who gave her?
No one (D major) knows.
She's such a wild, (C major) wild rose. (G major)
(C major) I'm frantic, romantic, (G major) excited, delighted.
(C major) It's thrilling, just kidding.
I'm (G major) willing to play my (C major) part,
shall I lose my (G major) heart?
Well, who can (C major) tell?
It's a (D major) magic spell (G major) enchanting.
(C major) You're charming, unraring,
so (G major) slender, so (C major) tender.
Capricious, delicious, (D major) we love you.
You're just complete. (C major)
We are at your (D major) feet.
You're such a (G major) wild, wild horse. (C major)
I'm frantic, frozen, (G major) excited,
(C major) extremely drastic.
(G major) I'm playful, don't play my (C major) part,
should I lose my (G major) heart.
When you can (C major) dance,
it's a magic spell, (G major) enchanting song.
(C major) You're charming, as are you,
so tender, (G major) so gentle,
(C major) how precious, delicious, I (D major) love you.
We'll just com (C major) pete,
we are at your (D major) feet,
We're such a (C major) wonderful cast!
(G major) (C major) (G major) (C major) (D major)
(C major) (D major) (C major)
His Highness,
the Duke of Czechoslovakia. (C major) (G major)
Ladies and gentlemen,
I thank you for this wonderful reception.
I have been waiting, waiting for tonight.
I had a little difficulty getting here.
My Prime Minister objected,
but I overruled his objection.
Good evening, Your Highness.
Good evening. (B flat major)
Ah, Mother,
I've been looking for you.
(E flat major) Have you seen Marerna Korova?
I beg your pardon,
what name did you say?
(B flat major) Marerna (D major) Korova, the (G major) famous singer.
You oblige (C major) me by not mentioning
that lady's name
(F major) again in my presence.
What, (B flat major) your highness?
Do you know the lady?
Know her?
She's the cause of all my trouble.
I fell in (E flat major) love with her.
For her I pawned the crown jewels
and bought her a pearl necklace,
which she ran off with.
And now she's here,
here (C major) in this garden.
Really? I want to see her.
There are several little things
I want to say to her.
Was she visiting your court
at the time of the revolution?
Yes, she was in (E flat major) the palace
where the revolutionists broke in.
She seized that pearl necklace
and swam the Schnitzel -Komisky.
The what?
The Schnitzel -Komisky.
(C major) It's our native rhythm.
Oh, I see.
I never would have guessed it.
You've never heard of the Schnitzel -Kumisky,
Madam Tembrock?
I never have.
Wild Rose
Jerome Kern
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