Song: Wild Rose
Artist: Kaitlin Butts
Album: Same Hell, Different Devil

Intro: C - Am - C - G

C 	  	  	  	  	         	 
When she was young they called her Wild Rose
F
The ladies in the town turned up their nose.
C 	  	  	  	       
The boys all loved her heaven knows
G
She would never be tied down.
C 	  	  	  	    F 	  	 
She said that she was getting out, the first chance she had she'd take it.
C 	  	  	  	  G 	 
Don't know when, don't know how, but I know for sure that I'll make it.
Am 	  	  	  	        F
So on the day that she, she turned 18, she bought her ticket for the GreyHound bus.
C 	  	  	  	             G
He looked up from his cowboy hat and said, "Oh baby, what about us?".
Am 	 
She said, "I've got to go, I've got to bloom 
F 	  	  	  	  	               C 	  	  	 
but in this small town, babe, there ain't no room for this Wild Rose".
G 	  	  	  	       C
And he looked at her and said, "Well, baby, you can bloom no matter where you are, 
Am 	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	  	       	  	 
you don't have to live in the sky to be a star, you don't have to be a sun to shine.
G (hold)          C
Baby, just be mine." 
C 	  	  	  	  	         F
She got on the bus, said, "I just can't stay" / She didn't look back as they pulled away, 
 	 C 	  	  	  	  	     G
but the hummin’ of the tires couldn't drown out the words she heard him say.
Am 	  	  	  	  	  	   F 	 
There beside the road, she saw a wild rose and it bloomed right there where God had planted it 
C 	  	  	  	        G (hold)    
on an old, rusty barbed wire fence and all of a sudden it all made sense when he said, 
C 	  	  	  	  	       Am
"Baby, you can bloom no matter where you are, you don't have to live in the sky to be a star, you 
 	  	  	  	  G (hold)         C
don't have to be a sun to shine. Baby, just be mine."...
 




Break: C - F - C - G - Am - C - G

Am (hold)
Well the bus pulled away with an empty seat.
           F (hold)
She made a call sayin, "Baby, come and get me." 
C 	  	  	  	  	  	  	  G 	 
They drove all through the night and went home to see an Oklahoma sun rise.
C 	  	  	  	  F 	 
Sittin on the porch late at night watchin’ their babies chasin’ fireflies.
C 	  	  	  	  	  	 G (slow)
The little one looks up at the sky and says, "I wanna be a star".
                C
And they said, "Baby, you can bloom no matter where you are, 
 	  	   G                       C (strum once)
you don't have to live in the sky to be a star."