Right By The River - Will Moseley

Right By The River

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[Intro ]
Am7 C G D
Am7 C G
 
[Verso 1]
D Am7
There's a Jon boat tied to a fence post
C G
A green duck bucket and a cane pole
D Am7
There's some may flies flyin' and a willow
C G
Right by the river
 
[Verso 2]
D Am7
There's a dried-up honey hole duck blind
C G
A shot gun pattern in a posted sign
D Am7
Probably be there til the end of time
C
Right by the river
 
[Refrão]
D Am7
That old black water strong and steady
G D
Will be in my blood til my dyin' day
Am7
I'll be on the bank til the Lord gets ready
G D
Sends an Evinrude chariot down my way
D
Some live by the books
Am7
Some live for the fight
G
Some live by the day
D
Some for the night
C
But I just wanna live
G D Am7 C G
Right by the river
 
[Verso 3]
D Am7
There's a hard wood bottom that sits still
C G
Singin' with the wind and the whip-poor-wills
D Am7
My soul always finds a way to feel
G
Right by the river
 
[Refrão]
D Am7
That old black water strong and steady
G D
Will be in my blood til my dyin' day
Am7
I'll be on the bank til the Lord gets ready
G D
Sends an Evinrude chariot down my way
D
Some live by the books
Am7
Some live for the fight
G
Some live by the day
D
Some for the night
C
But I just wanna live
G D Am7 C G
Right by the river
D Am7 C G
By the river
 
{Guitar Solo}
D Am G
 
{Out-Chorus}
D Am7
That old black water strong and steady
G D
Will be in my blood til my dyin' day
Am7
I'll be on the bank til the Lord gets ready
G D
Sends an Evinrude chariot down my way
D
Some live by the books
Am7
Some live for the fight
G
Some live by the day
D
Some for the night
C
But I just wanna live
G D Am7 C G
Right by the river
D Am7 C G
Right by the river

How to play Right By The River

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Am7. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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