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Lost on the River lyrics and chords
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Lost on the River by Hank Williams [3/4 time] C
F C Lost on the river dark is the night
G7 Just like the blind prayin' for sight C
F
C Driftin' along heart filled with strife
G7 C I'm lost on the river the river of life
F C Once dear I thought I knew the way
G7 But that was before ole sad yesterday C
F C Words that you told me cut like a knife
G7 C I'm lost on the river the river of life
F C Out on this river where sorrow creeps
G7 Thinking of you and how my heart weeps
C
F C Tomorrow you'll be another man's wife
G7 C And I'm lost on the river the river of life Repeat #2
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once said the saddest song he ever heard was "I'm so Lonesome I Could
Cry" by Hank Williams. There were a lot of his songs that reflected his
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