G | C | G | C |
G | Am | Bb | F | C |
Fare you well, my | honey, | fare you | well my only true | one. |
G | Dm | Bb | C | |
All the | birds that were | singing are | flown, except you a | lone |
F | Bb | F | Bb | |||
F | Bb |
Going to leave this | Broke-down Palace, |
F | Dm | Bb | F | |
On my | hands and my | knees, I will | roll, roll, | roll |
F | Am | Bb | F |
Make myself a | bed by the | water | side, |
F | G | Bb | F |
In my time, in my | time, I will | roll, roll, | roll |
F | A | Bb | F | G |
In a bed, | in a bed, by the | waterside I will | lay my | head |
F | G | Bb | F |
Listen to the river | sing sweet songs to | rock my | soul |
F | Bb | F | Bb | |||
F | Bb |
River gonna take me, Sing me | sweet and sleepy |
F | Dm | Bb | F |
Sing me sweet and | sleepy, all the | way back | home |
F | Am | Bb | F |
It’s a far-gone | lullaby, | sung many years | ago |
F | Dm | Bb | F |
Mama, Mama, many w | orlds I’ve come, since I | first left | home |
F | A | Bb | F | G |
Going home, | going home, by the | waterside I will | rest my | bones |
F | G | Bb | F | Bb |
Listen to the river | sing sweet songs to | rock my | soul |
F | Bb | F | Bb | |||
F | Bb |
Going to plant | a weeping willow |
F | Dm | Bb | F | |
By the | bank’s green | edge, it will | grow, grow, | grow |
F | Am | Bb | F |
Sing a lulla | by | beside the w | ater |
F | Dm | Bb | F | Bb |
Lovers come and go | -the river | roll, roll, | roll |
F | A | Bb | F | G |
Fare you well, | fare you well, I | love you more than | words can | tell |
F | G | Bb | F |
Listen to the river | sing sweet songs to | rock my | soul. |
F | Bb | F | Bb | |||
F | Bb |
F | Dm | Bb | F |
F | A | Bb | F | G |
F | G | Bb | F |
F | A | Bb | F | G |
Fare you well, | fare you well, I | love you more than | words can | tell |
F | Dm | Bb | F |
Listen to the river | sing sweet songs to | rock my | soul. |
F | G | Bb | F |
Listen to the river | sing sweet songs to | rock my | soul. |