Cifra de The Bridge On The River Severn - Wil Thomas
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[Intro]
F C G Am F C B7/G
[Verse]
When I first drank wine with you, we were laughing
Am C B7
Eucalyptus smile on a Darlington heir
And you told me how you used to chase the dragon
You told me, as your hands swam through my hair
F C B7
[Verse]
Well three years come and gone in the window cryin'
With your silver spoon tucked in your silken sleeve
And how I had to leave the room to stop from cryin'
Cause I knew that you were on the streets again
Riding your white horse down Ingulf Street again
I held you to my head, you said "Please don't leave me here"
"Cause, two-thousand pounds might break my bones"
You cry-ied I couldn't stay.
I cry-ied, they led you away.
And then I walked out in the rain
G Am
Headed for the hills again
And the stormy winter froze me to my bones
F C B7
[Verse]
Well I worked the winter months to raise your bounty
And I dug the golden mile from end to end
And I worked my passage on the good ship bounty
Because I heard that you had sailed for Wales again
Sailing on your tall ships to the motherland again
Am C F C
I searched England for you, from the Gwaun Valley to
The rugged cliffs of Carraroe hid you away
Well I rang everyone from Dublin to Birmingham
Well they said you'd be seen down Bristol way
I cry-ied I was too late
Your landlord said I missed you by a day
And like a manic street preacher
Who fell into the muddy water
The Bridge on the River Severn took you away
[Interlude]
F C G Am F C B7/G X2
[Verse]
So I drank some wine that day, I left, got under way
And then I caught the last train for London
G Am