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Recently have been listening to "Tracks" quite a bit, especially the fourth disc of 
this song comes from. It's classic Bruce: simple, effective, brilliant. Enjoy.
I walk along the Emlevee to see the gypsy Gman
The dirt 'neath my Emfeet baby's turnin' to quickGsand
He looked into my Empalm, then looked me in the Geye
And told me you were Emgone, gone Cover the Grise
Once we stood togEmether at the wishing Gwell
Our wishes like dEmreams, baby, into the water Gfell
Oh then I Emkissed your lips but when I looked into your Geyes
Baby they were Emgone, gone Cover the Grise
Tonight the Emblackbirds fly low on the water's Gedge
Oh we walked this Empath not knowing where it Gled
Now at the bottom of the river Emdeep lies something shiny and Ggold
Is a promise that love Emcouldn't keep Csame as a promise Gbroken?
Well I woke lEmast night to the sound of Grain
The wind rustling Embranches against the window Gpane
I searched the pillow beEmside me for the tears we Gcried
Baby they were Emgone, gone Cover the Grise...

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Over The Rise

by Bruce Springsteen

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Recently have been listening to "Tracks" quite a bit, especially the fourth disc of

this song comes from. It's classic Bruce: simple, effective, brilliant. Enjoy.

Em G

I walk along the levee to see the gypsy man

Em G

The dirt 'neath my feet baby's turnin' to quicksand

Em G

He looked into my palm, then looked me in the eye

Em C G

And told me you were gone, gone over the rise

Em G

Once we stood together at the wishing well

Em G

Our wishes like dreams, baby, into the water fell

Em G

Oh then I kissed your lips but when I looked into your eyes

Em C G

Baby they were gone, gone over the rise

Em G

Tonight the blackbirds fly low on the water's edge

Em G

Oh we walked this path not knowing where it led

Em G

Now at the bottom of the river deep lies something shiny and gold

Em C G

Is a promise that love couldn't keep same as a promise broken?

Em G

Well I woke last night to the sound of rain

Em G

The wind rustling branches against the window pane

Em G

I searched the pillow beside me for the tears we cried

Em C G

Baby they were gone, gone over the rise...

About Over The Rise Chords by Bruce Springsteen

Learn how to play Over The Rise by Bruce Springsteen with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Over The Rise chords”, “Over The Rise guitar chords”, or “Bruce Springsteen Over The Rise chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Over The Rise chords and for experienced players who want accurate Over The Rise lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Em, G, C.

FAQ — Over The Rise by Bruce Springsteen

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The chords for "Over The Rise" show the original chord names (including Em, G, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.