Deep Well Of Sadness

Deep Well Of Sadness Cifra por Jim Lauderdale & Ralph Stanley From the Jim Lauderdale & Ralph Stanley album, Lost in the Lonesome Pines. Lyrics by Robert Hunter. Most would play with a capo on 4 (G Shape) but you could also try capo on 2 (A Shape). Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste [Chorus] B Oh the deep well of sadness E D B Lower down a bucket on a chain B Draw on up the clear dark water E D B Then lower down the bucket once again [Verse 1] B All the joy in this world here below D B Bound to stop before it starts again B All the sweetness that we come to know E D B Flies plain as ashes on a passing wind B The rich man puts his trust in shining silver E D B A poor man puts his trust in holy words B Both must add their tears unto the river E D B Before their prayers ascend like wings of birds [Chorus] B Oh the deep well of sadness E D B Lower down a bucket on a chain B Draw on up the clear dark water E D B Then lower down the bucket once again [Verse 2] B You are bidden to be good to one another E D B There's nothing else but love can satisfy B Each [fricking] stranger who is a dying brother E D B Until you have no further tears to cry [Chorus] B Oh the deep well of sadness E D B Lower down a bucket on a chain B Draw on up the clear dark water E D B Then lower down the bucket once again [Verse 3] B I thought I caught the first snowflake of winter E D B Upon my tongue, my wicked thirst to slake B I thought I heard a voice that bid me enter E D B When you learn how to give more than you take B Hand me down my five-string banjo E D B Hand me down my hand-carved violin B Hand me down my weeping-willow bow E D B I'll play a tune with you before I go [Chorus] B Oh the deep well of sadness E D B Lower down a bucket on a chain B Draw on up the clear dark water E D B Then lower down the bucket once again B Draw up the cold dark water [Rit. and church ending] E D B Then lower down the bucket once again