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Theres A River

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Capo 3 to match original
[Verse]
 There's a F#m7riverB9  
 And it cleanses my F#m7soulB9  
 There's a F#m7riverB9  
 And it cleanses my F#m7soulB9  
 F#m7 B9 F#m7 B9
[Verse 2]
 There's a F#m7riverB9  
 And it washes me F#m7cleanB9  
 There's a F#m7riverB9  
 And it washes me F#m7cleanB9  
[Chorus]
   DGonna jump in the river
   EGonna take me down
   DGonna leave my sin there
   EI will rise againF#m7  
 F#m7 B9 F#m7 B9
[Verse 3]
 Oh the rivF#m7erB9  
 No I can't stop yF#m7a nowB9  
 Here comes  F#m7the B9river
 No I can't stop yF#m7ou nowB9  
[Chorus]
   DGonna jump in the river
   EGonna take me down
   DGonna leave my sin there
   EAnd I will rise again
   DGonna stand in the sunlight
   EHold my head up high
   DCan we meet in the ocean
   ECan we meet back homeF#m7  
[Tag]
 F#m7  B9  F#m7  B9
[Verse 4]
 I'm in the F#m7riverB9  
 And it cleanses my F#m7soulB9  
 I'm in the F#m7riverB9  
 And I'm letting it all F#m7goB9  

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Theres A River

by Martin Smith

Lyrics & chords · Original key · Capo on fret 3 (as written in this song)

Chords in this song · guitar

F#m7

Capo 3 to match original

[Verse]

F#m7 B9

There's a river

F#m7 B9

And it cleanses my soul

F#m7 B9

There's a river

F#m7 B9

And it cleanses my soul

F#m7 B9 F#m7 B9

[Verse 2]

F#m7 B9

There's a river

F#m7 B9

And it washes me clean

F#m7 B9

There's a river

F#m7 B9

And it washes me clean

[Chorus]

Gonna jump in the river

Gonna take me down

Gonna leave my sin there

E F#m7

I will rise again

F#m7 B9 F#m7 B9

[Verse 3]

F#m7 B9

Oh the river

F#m7 B9

No I can't stop ya now

F#m7 B9

Here comes the river

F#m7 B9

No I can't stop you now

[Chorus]

Gonna jump in the river

Gonna take me down

Gonna leave my sin there

And I will rise again

Gonna stand in the sunlight

Hold my head up high

Can we meet in the ocean

E F#m7

Can we meet back home

[Tag]

F#m7 B9 F#m7 B9

[Verse 4]

F#m7 B9

I'm in the river

F#m7 B9

And it cleanses my soul

F#m7 B9

I'm in the river

F#m7 B9

And I'm letting it all go

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