Chords for Bianca Maroquin - Spanish Rose

This is the new Albert.
But Albert!
Don't but Albert me, Rose.
You're a woman, and I am man.
And as a man, my first command is for you to get our bags
and be down at the station by 6.30. tomorrow morning, where I intend to be with Conrad. And I further command you to bring whatever legal documents are necessary because I intend on making you Mrs. Albert J. Peterson tomorrow by 2400 hours. Roger, over and out. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Did I mention I loved you? _ _ _ [Ebm] Not yet, Albert. [Db] _ _ [C] Well, [Ab] I do. _ [Abm] _ _ Conrad! _ [B] _ _ It's going to [Ab] be such a wonderful [Bbm] _ _ life. _ I'm going to be [Abm] Mrs. Peterson. [Db] _ _ [Ebm] _ [Ab] Mrs. [Db] Albert Peterson. _ _ [Bbm] Mrs. 5A [Eb] _ _ [Gb] Peterson. [Ab] _ _ _ _ [B] The English _ _ _ [Db] teacher. Oh, Rosie. Nothing [N] can stop you now. Hello, Rose. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hello, May. _ _ Alone at last. _ Have you a moment to spare for a heart-to-heart with an old friend? Oh, I'll always have time to talk with the woman who by tomorrow evening I'll be able to call. Don't say it, Rose. I'll be able to call mother. _ The cruelest word I ever heard. To think I would live to see the day I would have relatives in El Salvador. Oh, not to mention Guatemala, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, and Chichicastenango. And as soon as Albert and I are married, I'm going to stick a rose in my teeth, sit in front of my adobe hut on Central Park West, and sell tortillas. _ Adios, Mama. _ _ _ Adios, Rosita. _ _ _ Call me Mrs. Peterson. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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I'm just a Spanish tamale [Bb] according to May. [Gbm] _ Right off the boat from the [G] tropics far, far away. [Ab] _ Which is kind of [A] funny, since where I come from is Allentown, PA. _ Hmm. [Ebm] _ Spanish. _ _ Okay, May. I'll be Spanish. Just wait till [A] I marry Alberto. _ _ _ [D] I'll be the toast of [Gb] _ [G] _ Chichicastenango. [A] _ And all day long my [D] castanets will click. _ [A] [D] I'll hide [F] behind my fan and [Em] do the tango. _ [Gbm] I'll be so Spanish it [D] will make you sick. _ _ I'll eat the taco and [G] the [A] enchilada. I'll drink tequila till I [D] feel no pain. Salud! The only [Gb] song I'll sing will [G] be Granada. _ [A] I'll be more Espanol than [D] Abbey Lane. _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _
La Cuca. _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ [F] Rocha! [Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [B] _ So [E] call me the wild Spanish [A] rose. [Db] The [Bm] craziest flower that grows. [B] _ I'll kick [Ab] up my heels and see how it feels [Dbm] to [E] be sultry Spanish [D] rose. _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [B] _
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[E] Behind my mantilla I'll [Db] pose the beauty that [B] nobody _ knows. [E] Spiegel and [Db] cool, exciting [Ab] and cruel. That's [Dbm] me! _ Spanish rose. _ [C] _ _ _ _ [A] _ [Gm] _ _ [N] _
Rosita Maria Guadalupe Alvarez Hernandez. [C] _ _ _ [F] You're gonna buy me a tortilla? _ _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ You like me? Yes! No! Maybe! _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [A] _ _ Americano, [E] let me give you a piece [A] of [Db] advice. [Gbm] You cross Spanish [B] rose in Hawaii. More [Dbm] much you have [A] found, so don't [Ab] mess around. [Dbm] Her heart she has [E] cold like [C] ice. [F] With Albert I will dance to the bolero. [Cm] _ We'll cha-cha in the [F] nicest honky-tonks. _ He'll wear [Bb] his little mustache and sombrero. _ [C] My handsome Latin lover [F] from [C] the Bronx. _ _ [F] So now that you met [Bb] Spanish rose, [D] _ _ you'll never forget [C] Spanish rose. [F] She'll taunt you, [D] she'll tame you, but one [A] man could blame you for worshipping [F] Spanish [C] rose. _ Not Danish. _ Not [F] British. _ Not Swedish. _ Not Yiddish. _ [G] But _ Spanish _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [F] Rosa! _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
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