Biografía:
She would later combine it with a traditional country style, but Alecia Nugent grew up surrounded by traditional bluegrass music. Her father started the Southland Bluegrass Band the year Nugent was born, and when she was old enough she joined the band and sang lead on Holly Dunn's hit, "Daddy's Hands." She was the band's lead vocalist by her late teens, adding some of the gutsy style of her favorite singer, Reba McEntire. By the end of the '90s she had built a loyal following in and around her home state of Louisiana.
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Alecia Nugent - A Dozen White Roses
Capo: 2nd Fret
Intro: D C G C G C G
G
I heard his time was short so I
C G
Went to see my old friend
When I walked through the door he said
C G
Sure good to see you again
C
Sit down here by me,
G
Doc says my future ain't bright
But even if I don't beat it there's a
C D G
Part of my past that won't die
C
He points to a picture and smiles
G
From his easy chair
C
As he relives the moments, says girl
G
That was heaven right there
C
You can see his heart's broken
G
As a lonesome tear drops to the floor
C
And along with the silence that fell
D G
Came a knock at the door
Chorus:
Em C D
A bouquet wrapped up in ribbons and bows
Em C D
Too little too late I suppose
C
But he clings to the last ray of hope
G C
And a dozen white roses
G
They were meant for eachother
C G
That was clear right from the start
C
What a shame too much pride and a jealous heart
G
Kept them apart
C
A card and some flowers
G
Ain't quite enough to make amends
C
For fifty years living a life
D G
Of what should have been
Chorus:
Em C D
A bouquet wrapped up in ribbons and bows
Em C D
Too little too late I suppose
C
But he clings to the last ray of hope
G C
And a dozen white roses
Outro: G C G C G
Capo: 2nd Fret
Intro: D C G C G C G
G
I heard his time was short so I
C G
Went to see my old friend
When I walked through the door he said
C G
Sure good to see you again
C
Sit down here by me,
G
Doc says my future ain't bright
But even if I don't beat it there's a
C D G
Part of my past that won't die
C
He points to a picture and smiles
G
From his easy chair
C
As he relives the moments, says girl
G
That was heaven right there
C
You can see his heart's broken
G
As a lonesome tear drops to the floor
C
And along with the silence that fell
D G
Came a knock at the door
Chorus:
Em C D
A bouquet wrapped up in ribbons and bows
Em C D
Too little too late I suppose
C
But he clings to the last ray of hope
G C
And a dozen white roses
G
They were meant for eachother
C G
That was clear right from the start
C
What a shame too much pride and a jealous heart
G
Kept them apart
C
A card and some flowers
G
Ain't quite enough to make amends
C
For fifty years living a life
D G
Of what should have been
Chorus:
Em C D
A bouquet wrapped up in ribbons and bows
Em C D
Too little too late I suppose
C
But he clings to the last ray of hope
G C
And a dozen white roses
Outro: G C G C G
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