Roxanne Uke tab by The Police

12 Chords used in the song :

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Gm Ukulele chord F6 Ukulele chord Ebmaj7 Ukulele chord Dm7 Ukulele chord Cm7 Ukulele chord Fsus4 Ukulele chord Gsus4 Ukulele chord Cm Ukulele chord Bb Ukulele chord Eb Ukulele chord F Ukulele chord

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Intro: Gm chordGm-

F6-EbM7-Dm7-Cm7-Fsus-Gsus Hold
Ha xx xx xx

Gm chordGm F6 chordF6
Roxanne

EbM7 chordEbM7
xxx xxxxx xxxx to xxx xx

Dm7 chordDm7
xxx light

Cm7 chordCm7 Fsus chordFsus
Those xxxx are xxxx

Gsus chordGsus hold
xxx xxxxx xxxx to xxxx xxxx
Body...

Gm chordGm F6 chordF6
Roxanne

EbM7 chordEbM7
xxx xxxxx xxxx to xxxx xxxx
Dm7 chordDm7
xxxxx xxxxxxx

Cm7 chordCm7 Fsus chordFsus
Walk xxx xxxxxxx for xxxxx

Gsus chordGsus hold
xxx don't xxxx xx xxxx xxxxx xx xxxxx

Refrain
Cm7 chordCm7
Rxanne
Fsus chordFsus Gsus chordGsus hold
xxx xxxxx xxxx to xxx xx
The...

(repeat refrain once)

Chorus:
Cm chordCm Bb chordBb
Roxanne xxx xxxxx xxxx xx
Put...

Eb chordEb F chordF
Roxanne xxx xx xxx xxx xxxxx

F chordF Gm chordGm
Roxanne xxx xx xxx xxx xxxxx

Cm chordCm Bb chordBb
Roxanne xxx xx xxx xxx xxxxx

Eb chordEb F chordF
Roxanne xxx xx xxx xxx
Fsus chordFsus Gsus chordGsus
xxxxx, whoa

((play this whenever the chorus is playing)

Ad Lib: Gm-- (Gm-Gm/F-Gm-Gm/F)

Gm chordGm F6 chordF6
I xxxx xxx xxxxx x xxxx you

EbM7 chordEbM7 Dm7 chordDm7
x wouldn't xxxx xxxx to xxx

Cm7 chordCm7
I xxxx xx xxxx xxx xxxx xxx x

Fsus chordFsus
xxxx

Gsus chordGsus hold
x won't xxxxx xxx xxxx xxxxxxx xxx

Gm chordGm F6 chordF6
I xxxx my xxxx xx xxxx up

EbM7 chordEbM7 Dm7 chordDm7
So xxx xxxx xxxx make xx

Cm7 chordCm7 Fsus chordFsus
xxxx xxx xxxx, x xxxxx tell
You...

Gsus chordGsus hold
xxxx a xxx way


After playing this, repeat refrain once,
then repeat first three lines of chorus to fade


About this song

Roxanne is a hit song by the rock band The Police, first released in 1978 as a single and on their album Outlandos d'Amour. It was written about a prostitute in southern France. Police lead singer Sting wrote the song, inspired by the prostitutes he saw near the band's seedy hotel while in Paris, France in October 1977 to perform at the Nashville Club. The title of the song comes from the name of the character in the play Cyrano de Bergerac, an old poster of which was hanging in the hotel foyer.

0.1098 sec, 9 Q