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Shenandoah lyrics
and chords
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interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.
Shenandoah lyrics and chords are
intended for your personal use, it's a beautiful
song by the Statler Brothers. It's done very slowly, the chords are not
difficult although it takes a little practice.
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Shenandoah
recorded by the
Statler Brothers
C
G7
F C
Oh
Shenandoah I long to see you
F
C
Away
you rolling river
C7
F
Em
F C
Oh
Shenandoah I long to see you
Am
G7
A-way
I'm bound a-way
F
G7 C
Cross
the wide Missouri
G7
F C
Oh
Shenandoah I love your daughter
F
C
Away
you rolling river
C7
F
Em
F C
Oh
Shenandoah I love your daughter
Am
G7
A-way
I'm bound a-way
F
G7 C
Cross
the wide Missouri
G7
F C
For
seven long years I've been a ro-ver
F
C
Away
you rolling river
C7
F
Em
F C
Seven
years I've been a ro-ver
Am
G7
A-way
I'm bound a-way
F
G7 C
Cross
the wide Missouri
Am
G7
A-way
I'm bound a-way
F
G7 C
Cross
the wide Missouri
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Shenandoah
is an old song, most likely from the days when the West was still
untamed. It tells a story of a trader that was in love with the
daughter of an Indian chief. He wants to take her with him to the west,
across the Missouri River. There seems to be several verses as each
artists has one or two that's different. Print
Shenandoah lyrics and chords, remember, play and sing this
one slow.
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