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Whiskey River lyrics and chords
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and private study only. The chords provided are my interpretation and
their accuracy is not guaranteed. Whiskey
River lyrics and chords are provided for your personal use. It was a
huge hit for Willie Nelson, the just seemed to suit him. It's a fun
song to pick and sing, use these lyrics with chords to learn this super
classic.
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WHISKEY RIVER by Willie Nelson G
C Whiskey River take my mind
G Don't let her memory torture me
D7 Whiskey River don't run dry
G You're all I've got take care of me
C I'm drowning in a whiskey river G
bathing my memoried mind
A7
D7 In the wetness of its soul G
Feeling the amber current G7 C flowing from my mind
D7
G And leaving a heart you left so cold
C Whiskey River take my mind
G Don't let her memory torture me
D7 Whiskey River don't run dry
G You're all I've got take care of me
C I'm drowning in a whiskey river G
bathing my memoried mind
A7
D7 In the wetness of its soul G
Feeling the amber current G7 C flowing from my mind
D7
G And leaving a heart you left so cold
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Nelson will be forever remembered for this song, it was such a huge hit
we all know it. It's an easy song to play and sing so copy Whiskey River lyrics and chords, practice a bit and then enjoy.
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