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Roll Tennessee River lyrics and chords are intended for your personal
use only, this is a very good country song recorded by the Oak Ridge
Boys.
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Roll Tennessee River Recorded by The Oak Ridge Boys Written by Dave Loggins and Russell Smith
G Well I might have a big ol' catfish cookin' on the stove D7 G I might be sittin' out in front porch swing
But when I hear that diesel whine it's time to pack my ol' guitar D7 G Sayin' goodbye river I'll see you in my dreams
Em Am I'm motorin' up to Detroit City Em C D7 Then I'm headed south to try to burn Atlanta down G A7 Singin' the songs that I wrote on a flat bottomed boat C D7 Livin' on the Tennessee River in the heart of Alabam'
G Roll Tennessee River D7 G (Keep on) rollin' through my soul
Roll Tennessee River D7 G (Won't you) go with me wherever I go
Well I might be anywhere from Maine to California D7 G Sittin' in some hotel room so cold
Watchin' the world go by in a rush
From the window of a bus D7 G Thinkin' about my baby in Muscle Shoals
Em Am I'm gonna be up rockin' all night in New York City Em C D7 Then I'm goin' down to play the blues in Lousiann' G A7 North and south it's all the same faces with no name C D7 Givin' me smiles to take back home to Alabam'
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C G I can hear that river bank callin' Em C D7 I can feel that current runnin' strong C D7 In every song in every song
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