Josh Rouse (born 1972 in Paxton, Nebraska) is an American roots/melodic folk singer. From his first album, Dressed Up Like Nebraska, in 1998, he has won critical acclaim.
Rouse lived in various places in Midwest America during his childhood due to his father's military career. Following his time at Austin Peay State University, he eventually settled down in Tennessee, where he met some local musicians and began recording. Signing to the Rykodisc subsidiary Slow River
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PARTS AND ACCESSORIES - Josh Rouse ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: Keith Email: [email protected]
Tuning: Standard
E7: 021100
(RIFF at the end of the chorus played by a second guitar) e--7-5-4-5-4----- B------------7-5-
Intro: [E] [E7] [C#m] [B] x2
First Verse [F#m] As you waltzed [G#m] in [A] the room became aglow [A] [F#m] Maybe I would see [G#m] you now [A][A] [B] And you're welcome I suppose [C#m] to a life less known [A] [A] [F#m] Where normal things [G#m] surround[A] [A]
Chorus [E]So don't let on [E7] don't let go [C#m] You should know it's [B] just parts of who you are [E]Don't let on [E7] don't let go [C#m] You should know it's [B] just parts of who you are [F#m] are [G#m] [A] [A] Just parts of who you [F#m] [RIFF] are [G#m] [A] [A]
Second Verse [F#m] Where do I [G#m] fit in [A] this game that's begun [A] [F#m] Is it too late to turn [G#m] back now [A] [A] [B] But there's some hope [C#m] I suppose [A] and a life that shows [A] [F#m] It dangles above my [G#m] head [A] [A]
Chorus [E]So don't let on [E7] don't let go [C#m] You should know it's [B] just parts of who you are [E] Don't let on [E7] don't let go [C#m] You should know it's [B] just parts of who you are [F#m] are [G#m] [A] [A] Just parts of who you [F#m] [RIFF] are [G#m] [A] [A]
[E] [E7] [C#m] [B] [E] [E7] [C#m] [B]
[F#m] It comes out now [G#m] and [A] then [F#m] It comes out now [G#m] and [A] then [F#m] It comes out now [G#m] and [A] then [F#m] It comes out now [G#m] and [A] then
[E] All right in a circle (second?) [E] All right in a circle [E] All right in a circle [E] All right in a circle [E] All right in a circle [E] All right, parts and accessories [A]