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From: rwiltshi@csc.com
Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 00:06:35 -0400
Subject: e/emmet_swimming/listen_to_the_river.crd
"Listen To The River" (From the "Wake" Album)
by: Emmet Swimming
Tabed by: Eric Wiltshire
Listen and play along with the song in order to get the strumming
patterns because they vary from verse to chorus
Chords: (Intro)
D A Em G x2
verse
Have you ever seen it flow
And wonder where it goes....as it tumbles
While standing on the shore
There's things you ignore....as it falls apart
Have you ever seen a raven gasping
Dying breath just to go away
Have you ever seen a cloud that's laughing
Em G (rythm change) D (verse runs into chorus)
You have to wait for it, it's not to late for it
chorus1
There's a sound on the river tonight
Put your head down and you will hear
Voices crying the river's dying
D A Em G D A E G (rythm change)
No on ever....listens to the river
verse
The water that surrounds
Forever falling down....as it makes it's way
Trip upon the shore
Keep trying to ignore....all the things you see
Have you ever watched it rain on Sunday
Have you ever tried to stare into the sun
It's burnt on every hill and byway
Em G (rythm change) D (verse runs into chorus)
It's not to late for it, you have to pray for it
[chorus2] x2
There's a song on the river tonight
Put your head down and you will hear
Voices crying the river's trying
No one ever
When you come on the river tonight
Put your head down and you will hear
Voices crying the river's dying
No one ever....listens to the river
bridge to chorus2 repeat
D A Em G x2
repeat chorus2
I figured this out in like 5 minutes so it might not be completly
accurate but it's close enough. Good Luck with it!
I'm open for any comments or suggestions.
email me at wiltshet@jmu.edu
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