Doc Watson - Moody river

^EmLast Saturday ^B7evening I c^Emame to the old oak ^B7tree ^EmIt stands beside the ^B7river where ^Cyou were to meet ^Gme ^{G6 Em}On the ground your ^B7glove I found with a ^Emnote addressed to ^B7me And it ^Emread "Dear Love, I've ^B7done you wrong, now ^CI must set you ^Gfree" ^G6

^B7Moody River, ^Emmore deadly ^B7than the vainest k^Emnife ^B7Moody River, your ^Gmuddy water^{G/A G/B C}took my baby's ^Glife ^G6

^EmI looked into your ^B7muddy waters and ^Emwhat did I ^B7see ^EmI saw a lonely, ^B7lonely man just ^Clooking back at ^Gme ^{G6 Em}Tears were in his ^B7eyes and a ^Emprayer on his ^B7lips And ^Emwith the glove of ^B7his lost love there ^Cat his finger ^Gtips ^G6

^B7Moody River, ^Emmore deadly ^B7than the vainest ^Emknife ^B7Moody River, your ^Gmuddy water^{G/A G/B C}took my baby's ^Glife

^B7Moody River, your ^Gmuddy water^G/As ^{G/B C} took my baby's^G life ^G6