{title:Watching the River Run}
{subtitle:Loggins & Messina}

[G] [Dm] [C] [Am7] [D7]

[G]If you've been thinkin' you were [C]all that you've got
then d[D]on't feel alone anym[G]ore.[D7]
'Cause w[G]hen we're together then y[C]ou've got a lot
'cause [D7]I am the river and you are the [G]shore.[G7]

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And it goes o[C]n and o[D]n, w[G]atching the r[D]iver [Csus2]run[G]
[C]further and f[C/B]urther from t[Am7]hings that we've d[D]one,
[G]leaving them one by [G7]one.
And we have j[C]ust beg[D]un w[G]atching the r[Dm]iver r[E7]un,
[Am7]listening and learn[C]ing and year[D]ning to run river [G]run.
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[Dm] [C] [Am7] [D7] 
[G]Winding and swirling and da[C]ncing along, we p[D]assed by the old willow t[G]ree[D7]
where l[G]overs caress as we s[C]ing them our song,
re[D7]joicing together when we greet the [G]sea[G7]

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Repeat chorus twice then end with:
{eot}

[Dm] [C] [Am7] [D] [G]