Released on 1977

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[Intro]

(It's Mozart at two years old)


[Verse 1]

She was standing at the load-in

When the trucks rolled up

She was sniffing all around

Like a half grown female pup

She wasn't hard to talk to

Looked like she had nowhere to go

So I gave her a pass

So she could get in and see the show


[Verse 2]

Well, I sat her down right next to me and I got her a beer

While I mixed that sound on the stage so the band could hear

The more I watched her watch them play

The less I thought of to say

And when they walked off stage

The drummer swept that girl away


[Chorus]

But Rosie, you're all right, you wear my ring

When you hold me tight, Rosie, that's my thing

When you turn out the light, I got to hand it to me

Looks like it's me and you again tonight, Rosie


[Verse 3]

Well, I guess I might have known from the start

She'd come for a star

Might have told my imagination not to run too far

Of all the times that I've been burned

By now you'd think I'd have learned

That it's who you look like

Not who you are

(You all keep that in mind)


[Chorus]

But Rosie, you're all right, you wear my ring

When you hold me tight, Rosie. that's my thing

When you turn out the light, I've got to hand it to me

Looks like it's me and you again tonight, Rosie

Looks like it's me and you again tonight

Looks like it's me and you again tonight, Rosie


[Outro]

Rosie

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Rosie

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