Blue Jeans and a Rosary (R.J. Ritchie, M. Young) © 2007 RJR Publishing / Jo Ray Dean Music (BMI) (Verse 1) All my life I've been searchin', all my life I've been uncertain I been abandoned and left alone, at fifteen I had to leave home The black sheep, the bad seed, at a roadside bar in Tennessee I met an angel who rescued me, she rescued me... (Chorus) She wore blue jeans and a rosary, believed in God and believed in me All her friends think she's a little crazy She wears a smile, heart on her sleeve, don't give a damn what the world thinks of me She tells me it's all good, she's happy with a bad seed, happy to be misunderstood. (Verse 2) Two packs and a pint a day, to hide the shame, and wash away the pain ( bass) Aww the pain Every road was a dead-end street, runnin' from the law, and runnin' on empty You couldn't shake the marks that were left on me, At a roadside bar in Tennessee I met an angel who rescued me, she rescued me... (Chorus) She wore blue jeans and a rosary, believed in God and believed in me All her friends think she's a little crazy She wears a smile, heart on her sleeve, don't give a damn what the world thinks of me She tells me it's all good, she's happy with a bad seed, happy to be misunderstood. There are hammerons and pulloffs at the beginning of each verse that serve to separate C chords into to different bars and give the song a sense of rhythm: Major |--0--------------------------------| |--1--------------------------------| |--0--------------------------------| |--2---0h2--------------------------| |--3---------0h3-3p0-3--------------| |--X--------------------------------|