Tennessee River

4/4 time
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verse 1:    A I was born across the riv-E er
in the moun-D tains where I call A home.
Lord, times were good there.  Don't know E  why
I ever roamed_D ____A
Chorus:        Oh, Tennessee A  River and a mountain G6  man,
We get to-D gether anytime we canA .
Oh, Tennessee River and a mountain G6  man,
we play to-D gether in Mother Nature's bandA .
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Verse 2:    A  Me and my woman's done made our E  plans
on the Tennessee D  River, C  walkin' hand in hand A
G  Gonna G#  raise a fam-A ly, Lord, settle down E
where peace and D  love can still be A  found.
Repeat Chorus, then increase tempo, and play chords to the chorus on the
fiddle solo.
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Enjoy! I love playin' this song.
Doug "'Bama rules" Smith
P.S. in the live version on CD, they do an extra verse in the middle the
lyrics to it are:
This mountain king, 's done left his throne
On the Tennessee River and his mountain home
But I'm goin' back, leavin' today
to my homeland, so far away
Drivin' down to Dixie, wastin' no time
Back to the good life I left behind
Goin' to the river with my fishin' line
I'm on Lookout Mountain about suppertime
(chorus, last verse, etc.)