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Two Dozen Roses Chords

Shenandoah Beginner Key of G 4 Chords 3 min read

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Capo

None

Chords

G · C · D · Em

Two Dozen Roses Chords – Guitar

A classic country ballad by Shenandoah about a man trying to win back his love with a grand gesture. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Country Ballad (4/4 Time)

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G chord shapes listed.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

She was sittin’ on the sofa when I walked in last night

G D

I could tell by the look on her face things weren’t right

G C

She said I’m leavin’ in the mornin’, I’ve made up my mind

G D

I’ve had all I can take, I’m tired of your lies

Chorus

G C

So send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

She said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Verse 2

G C

I went down to the florist first thing the next morn

G D

And I ordered two dozen roses with the longest stems I could find

G C

I called up the funeral home and I made arrangements

G D

Then I called her mama and told her what time

Chorus

G C

To send her two dozen roses, bury her in satin

G D

Ride her in a big old limousine, let the whole town know I’m sorry

G C

Send her two dozen roses, put her heart beside ’em

G D G

I said when she’s gone it’s a little too late, she’ll wish she’d have listened

Bridge

C G

Well the limousine pulled up, the roses were inside

C D G

I walked up to her door with my heart in my hand and my pride

Verse 3

G C

She was standin’ in the doorway with her bags all packed

G D

When she saw that big limousine she almost fell back

G C

She said what in the world are you tryin’ to do?

G D

I said I’m doin’ what you told me to, see I was listenin’ to you

Chorus

G C

You said send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

You said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Practice tip: The chord progression G-C-D is the core of this song. Practice switching between these three chords smoothly before adding the lyrics.

Gtap to play

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Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-C-E-A

Chords

G · C · D · Em

Two Dozen Roses Chords – Ukulele

A classic country ballad by Shenandoah about a man trying to win back his love with a grand gesture. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Country Ballad (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G chord shapes listed.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

She was sittin’ on the sofa when I walked in last night

G D

I could tell by the look on her face things weren’t right

G C

She said I’m leavin’ in the mornin’, I’ve made up my mind

G D

I’ve had all I can take, I’m tired of your lies

Chorus

G C

So send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

She said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Verse 2

G C

I went down to the florist first thing the next morn

G D

And I ordered two dozen roses with the longest stems I could find

G C

I called up the funeral home and I made arrangements

G D

Then I called her mama and told her what time

Chorus

G C

To send her two dozen roses, bury her in satin

G D

Ride her in a big old limousine, let the whole town know I’m sorry

G C

Send her two dozen roses, put her heart beside ’em

G D G

I said when she’s gone it’s a little too late, she’ll wish she’d have listened

Bridge

C G

Well the limousine pulled up, the roses were inside

C D G

I walked up to her door with my heart in my hand and my pride

Verse 3

G C

She was standin’ in the doorway with her bags all packed

G D

When she saw that big limousine she almost fell back

G C

She said what in the world are you tryin’ to do?

G D

I said I’m doin’ what you told me to, see I was listenin’ to you

Chorus

G C

You said send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

You said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Practice tip: The chord progression G-C-D is the core of this song. Practice switching between these three chords smoothly before adding the lyrics.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Emtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Left Hand

Root notes

Chords

G · C · D · Em

Two Dozen Roses Chords – Piano

A classic country ballad by Shenandoah about a man trying to win back his love with a grand gesture. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Country Ballad (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G chord shapes listed.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

She was sittin’ on the sofa when I walked in last night

G D

I could tell by the look on her face things weren’t right

G C

She said I’m leavin’ in the mornin’, I’ve made up my mind

G D

I’ve had all I can take, I’m tired of your lies

Chorus

G C

So send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

She said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Verse 2

G C

I went down to the florist first thing the next morn

G D

And I ordered two dozen roses with the longest stems I could find

G C

I called up the funeral home and I made arrangements

G D

Then I called her mama and told her what time

Chorus

G C

To send her two dozen roses, bury her in satin

G D

Ride her in a big old limousine, let the whole town know I’m sorry

G C

Send her two dozen roses, put her heart beside ’em

G D G

I said when she’s gone it’s a little too late, she’ll wish she’d have listened

Bridge

C G

Well the limousine pulled up, the roses were inside

C D G

I walked up to her door with my heart in my hand and my pride

Verse 3

G C

She was standin’ in the doorway with her bags all packed

G D

When she saw that big limousine she almost fell back

G C

She said what in the world are you tryin’ to do?

G D

I said I’m doin’ what you told me to, see I was listenin’ to you

Chorus

G C

You said send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

You said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Practice tip: The chord progression G-C-D is the core of this song. Practice switching between these three chords smoothly before adding the lyrics.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Emtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

gDGBD (Open G)

Chords

G · C · D · Em

Two Dozen Roses Chords – Banjo

A classic country ballad by Shenandoah about a man trying to win back his love with a grand gesture. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Country Ballad (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G chord shapes listed.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

She was sittin’ on the sofa when I walked in last night

G D

I could tell by the look on her face things weren’t right

G C

She said I’m leavin’ in the mornin’, I’ve made up my mind

G D

I’ve had all I can take, I’m tired of your lies

Chorus

G C

So send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

She said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Verse 2

G C

I went down to the florist first thing the next morn

G D

And I ordered two dozen roses with the longest stems I could find

G C

I called up the funeral home and I made arrangements

G D

Then I called her mama and told her what time

Chorus

G C

To send her two dozen roses, bury her in satin

G D

Ride her in a big old limousine, let the whole town know I’m sorry

G C

Send her two dozen roses, put her heart beside ’em

G D G

I said when she’s gone it’s a little too late, she’ll wish she’d have listened

Bridge

C G

Well the limousine pulled up, the roses were inside

C D G

I walked up to her door with my heart in my hand and my pride

Verse 3

G C

She was standin’ in the doorway with her bags all packed

G D

When she saw that big limousine she almost fell back

G C

She said what in the world are you tryin’ to do?

G D

I said I’m doin’ what you told me to, see I was listenin’ to you

Chorus

G C

You said send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

You said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Practice tip: The chord progression G-C-D is the core of this song. Practice switching between these three chords smoothly before adding the lyrics.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Emtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Tuning

G-D-A-E

Chords

G · C · D · Em

Two Dozen Roses Chords – Mandolin

A classic country ballad by Shenandoah about a man trying to win back his love with a grand gesture. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Country Ballad (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G chord shapes listed.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

She was sittin’ on the sofa when I walked in last night

G D

I could tell by the look on her face things weren’t right

G C

She said I’m leavin’ in the mornin’, I’ve made up my mind

G D

I’ve had all I can take, I’m tired of your lies

Chorus

G C

So send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

She said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Verse 2

G C

I went down to the florist first thing the next morn

G D

And I ordered two dozen roses with the longest stems I could find

G C

I called up the funeral home and I made arrangements

G D

Then I called her mama and told her what time

Chorus

G C

To send her two dozen roses, bury her in satin

G D

Ride her in a big old limousine, let the whole town know I’m sorry

G C

Send her two dozen roses, put her heart beside ’em

G D G

I said when she’s gone it’s a little too late, she’ll wish she’d have listened

Bridge

C G

Well the limousine pulled up, the roses were inside

C D G

I walked up to her door with my heart in my hand and my pride

Verse 3

G C

She was standin’ in the doorway with her bags all packed

G D

When she saw that big limousine she almost fell back

G C

She said what in the world are you tryin’ to do?

G D

I said I’m doin’ what you told me to, see I was listenin’ to you

Chorus

G C

You said send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

You said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Practice tip: The chord progression G-C-D is the core of this song. Practice switching between these three chords smoothly before adding the lyrics.

Gtap to play

Ctap to play

Dtap to play

Emtap to play

Key

G Major

Difficulty

Beginner

Harp Key

C Diatonic

Chords

G · C · D · Em

Two Dozen Roses Chords – Harmonica

A classic country ballad by Shenandoah about a man trying to win back his love with a grand gesture. Beginner difficulty in the key of G.

Country Ballad (4/4 Time)

↓↓↑↑↓↑

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Tip: Use a capo on the 2nd fret to match the original recording’s key of A, while still playing the G chord shapes listed.

Lyrics & Chords

Full Song

Verse 1

G C

She was sittin’ on the sofa when I walked in last night

G D

I could tell by the look on her face things weren’t right

G C

She said I’m leavin’ in the mornin’, I’ve made up my mind

G D

I’ve had all I can take, I’m tired of your lies

Chorus

G C

So send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

She said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Verse 2

G C

I went down to the florist first thing the next morn

G D

And I ordered two dozen roses with the longest stems I could find

G C

I called up the funeral home and I made arrangements

G D

Then I called her mama and told her what time

Chorus

G C

To send her two dozen roses, bury her in satin

G D

Ride her in a big old limousine, let the whole town know I’m sorry

G C

Send her two dozen roses, put her heart beside ’em

G D G

I said when she’s gone it’s a little too late, she’ll wish she’d have listened

Bridge

C G

Well the limousine pulled up, the roses were inside

C D G

I walked up to her door with my heart in my hand and my pride

Verse 3

G C

She was standin’ in the doorway with her bags all packed

G D

When she saw that big limousine she almost fell back

G C

She said what in the world are you tryin’ to do?

G D

I said I’m doin’ what you told me to, see I was listenin’ to you

Chorus

G C

You said send me two dozen roses, bury me in satin

G D

Ride me in a big old limousine, let the whole town know you’re sorry

G C

Send me two dozen roses, put my heart beside ’em

G D G

You said when I’m gone it’s a little too late, you’ll wish you’d have listened

Practice tip: The chord progression G-C-D is the core of this song. Practice switching between these three chords smoothly before adding the lyrics.