John Denver - When the river meets the sea

^DWhen the mountain touches the ^D7valley, all the cloud^Gs are taught to fly. So our soul^Ds will leave this land most ^Apeacefully. ^A7 Though our m^Dinds be filled with questions, in our h^Gearts, we'll under^Estand. When the r^Diver ^Ameets the ^Gsea. ^D

Like a flowe^Dr that has b^D7lossomed, in the dr^Gy and barren sand. We are ^Dborn, and born again most graceful^Aly. Thus the ^Dwinds of time will ^D7take us with a ^Gsure and steady ^Ehand. When the ^Driver ^Ameets the ^Gsea. ^{D D7}

^GPatience my daughters, and ^Dpatience my sons. In that sw^Eeet and final hour, truth and ju^Astice will be done!

^DLike a baby when it is s^D7leeping in its l^Goving mother's arms. What a n^Dew born baby dreams is a ^Amystery.^A7 But his ^Dlife will find a purpose, and in ^Gtime, he'll unders^Etand. When the ^Driver ^Ameets the ^Gse^Da.^{D A}When the river meets the ^Galm^Digh^Aty se^Ga.^D