Green River chords and lyrics
Free chords for Green River by The Everly Brothers. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
Green River Intro: G Am C G Grandma’s in the kitchen cookin’ Sun sets slow on bluegrass meadows Lamps are lit and casting shadows We say goodbye to another perfect day Green River why did I roam
Green River Chords by The Everly Brothers
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What key is "Green River" in?
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