River

©2001 Garrett Clevenger

G Em [repeat}

G Em x4 Tom Brown was feeling down. He went to the River and he swam around.

D Bm x4 A refreshing dip, revitalizing. This picked him up so he began to sing.

G Em x4 Tom Brown left our town and came back singing what he found.

F C Am Dm A new kind of feeling, a new attitude, a new way to see life, it was really true.

F C Am His song filled the mountain air. This is what I heard him sing,

G Em x4 "Let no thing bring you down. Just go to the River and swim around.

D Bm x4 "Go to the Mountain and breathe the Air. Let the Wind rustle through your hair."

G Em x4 I was feeling down so I went to the River and I swam around.

F C Am Dm I got a new kind of feeling, a new attitude, a new way to see life, it was really true.

F C Am My song filled the atmosphere. If you listen now, this is what you'll hear,

G Em x4 "Let no thing bring you down. Just go to the River and swim around.

D Bm x4 "Go to the Mountain and breathe the Air. Drink from the Waters and forget your cares."

G Em x4 {fill in blank] was feeling down so {he/she} went to the River to swim around.

F C Am Dm {He/She} got a new kind of feeling, a new attitude, a new way to see life, it was really true.

F C Am {His/Her} song filled the atmosphere. If you listen now, this is what you'll hear,

G Em x4 "Let no thing bring you down. Just go to the River and swim around.

D Bm x4 "Go to the Mountain and breathe the Air, let the Wind blow out all of your cares."

G Em x4 People if you're feeling down, go to the River and I swim around.

F C Am Dm You'll get a new kind of feeling, a new attitude, a new way to see life, it is really true.

F C Am Your voice will join our tune and your Life will begin to Bloom.