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Misery River lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a good bluegrass song recorded by Doyle Lawson.
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Misery River Recorded by Doyle Lawson Written by Glenn Worf
F C F C Oh Misery River won't you take me along F C Am F G7 C Oh Misery Riv-er carry me back home where I belong
G7 C Well I was a fool to have let that girl F G7 Lead me so far from my home C She stole all the love in my heart D7 G7 And all she left me was alone
F C So Misery River I’ve come back to you F C It’s strange you’re my only friend F C Tonight you’ll be drifting down to Dixie F G7 C So please take me back home again
F C F C Oh Misery River I won't you take me along F C Am F G7 C Oh Misery Riv-er carry me back home where I belong
G7 C You left me in a land full of strangers F G7 Who don’t care if I live or die C And even the man in the moon don’t smile D7 G7 As he did in that old southern sky
F C So Misery River have a little mercy F C My heart has been broken and torn F C Let me wash my wounds in your water F G7 C Take me back to the land where I was born
F C F C Oh Misery River why don't you take me along F C Am F G7 C Oh Misery Riv-er carry me back home where I belong
F C F C Oh Misery River why don't you take me along F C Am F G7 Am Oh Misery Riv-er carry me back home where I belong
F G7 C Carry me back home where I belong
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