Seneca Creek Charles Wesley Godwin

Seneca Creek

Charles Wesley Godwin

RiffRyder

185
0:00 5:17
Accordage Standard (E A D G B E)
Signature rythmique 4/4
Tonalité: Bbm
Capo:
Case 1
Rythmique 1

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Paroles

[Intro]
| Am | C | G  | Am |
| C  | G | Am | -  |

[Verse 1]
       Am          Gadd11/B C
In the spring of 1949
       G                      Am
That's when I crossed the county line
                Gadd11/B       C
It's there I saw        in Seneca Creek
  G                          Am
A girl named Ruth who washed her feet
                   Gadd11/B C
I told her my name was     RC phares
     G                        Am
That I'd marry her with half a  karat
She said "I do,
    Gadd11/B     C
but no      stone can reach
    G                       Am
The prettiest shine of this here creek"

[Verse 2]
                     Gadd11/B      C
The mud was deep and the     roads were wide
     G                       Am
We'd retreat and then retake the lines
               Gadd11/B     C
Korean winters had     torn me down
           G                    Am
And killed all the boys from my hometown
                    Gadd11/B
But I'm coming home,        Ruth,
C
my dear
  G                             Am
I got money in my pocket, don't you fear
                   Gadd11/B    C
We'll build a life by      Seneca Creek
       G                       Am Am
You'll have everything you'll ever  need

[Verse 3]
C                  G      F           C
Let's build a home by Seneca Creek And
                Gadd11/B  Am
raise ourselves a       family
C
I'll work on the farm,
G        F
you work the store
      C               Gadd11/B Am
We'll have everything we      ever for
     C                     G     F                C
With the top of a mountain above our heads And the
            Gadd11/B   Am          C G C Gadd11/B
roar of Seneca      by the bed Seneca

[Bridge]
Am C G Am
C G Am
Creek

[Verse 4]
Am               Gadd11/B    C      G
And sure enough, the     hard times came
                       Am
You loved yours, I did the same
                          Gadd11/B   C
But we made it through the        winter's cold
G                         Am
And many summers young and  old
      Gadd11/B    C
In '85        the creek did rise
   G                Am
But it only took the  other side
Took Gandee,
      Gadd11/B   C             G
North Fork    and South Branch too
                           Am
The house still stood that I built

[Verse 5]
Am C G
Am    Am       Gadd11/B C G
  for you In '94 when you got sick
                       Am                 Gadd11/B  C
We'd make up trips for the hell of it Take        my hand,
      G
Ruth, my dear
                   Am
I'll take you back to any year
            Gadd11/B   C        G                    Am
And now you lie     on the hill up high Right beneath
                     Gadd11/B C       G
the mountain sky Seneca Creek sings below Atop the tree
     Am
sit's

[Outro]
 Am  C
a  lonely crow
         G        F      C
We built a home by Seneca Creek
           Gadd11/B  Am    C
And raised ourselves a family
            G
I worked on the farm,
    F               C
you worked the store
        Gadd11/B      Am           C
We had everything we'd  ever hoped for
                  G        F              C
With the top of a mountain above our heads
                Gadd11/B Am
And the roar of Seneca by the bed
C
Sene

Mesures

[Intro]
| Am | C | G  | Am |
| C  | G | Am | -  |

[Verse 1]
| Am       - Gadd11/B C | -  - -  G | -  - Am - | -        - -        - |
| Gadd11/B C -        - | -  G -  - | Am - -  - | -        - Gadd11/B C |
| -        - -        G | -  - Am - | -  - -  - | Gadd11/B C -        - |
| -        G -        - | Am - -  - | -  - -  - | -        -

In the spring of 1949
That's when I crossed the county line
It's there I saw        in Seneca Creek
A girl named Ruth who washed her feet
I told her my name was     RC phares
That I'd marry her with half a  karat
She said "I do,
but no      stone can reach
The prettiest shine of this here creek"

[Verse 2]
                                                             Gadd11/B C |
| -  - -  G | -  - Am - | -        - -        - | Gadd11/B C -        - |
| -  G -  - | Am - -  - | -        - Gadd11/B C | -        - -        G |
| -  - Am - | -  - -  - | Gadd11/B C -        - | -        G -        - |
| Am - -  - | Am - -  - |

The mud was deep and the     roads were wide
We'd retreat and then retake the lines
Korean winters had     torn me down
And killed all the boys from my hometown
But I'm coming home,        Ruth,
my dear
I got money in my pocket, don't you fear
We'll build a life by      Seneca Creek
You'll have everything you'll ever  need

[Verse 3]
                             | C        - G F | - -        -  C        |
| -  Gadd11/B Am - | - - C - | G        F - - | - C        -  Gadd11/B |
| Am -        -  - | C - G F | -        - - C | - Gadd11/B Am -        |
| -  -        C  - | G C - - | Gadd11/B

Let's build a home by Seneca Creek And
raise ourselves a       family
I'll work on the farm,
you work the store
We'll have everything we      ever for
With the top of a mountain above our heads And the
roar of Seneca      by the bed Seneca

[Bridge]
                          Am - - | - C - - |
| - G  - - | - Am - - | - C  - - | - G - - |
| - Am - - | - -  - - | -

Creek

[Verse 4]
                                        Am       - Gadd11/B | C -  - -  |
| G -  - Am | - -        - -        | - Gadd11/B C -        | - -  G -  |
| - Am - -  | - -        - Gadd11/B | C -        - -        | G -  - Am |
| - -  - -  | - Gadd11/B C -        | - -        G -        | - Am - -  |
| -

And sure enough, the     hard times came
You loved yours, I did the same
But we made it through the        winter's cold
And many summers young and  old
In '85        the creek did rise
But it only took the  other side
Took Gandee,
North Fork    and South Branch too
The house still stood that I built

[Verse 5]
    Am       - -        | - C  - -  | - G  - -  | - Am       - -        |
| - Am       - Gadd11/B | C -  - -  | G -  - Am | - -        - -        |
| - Gadd11/B C -        | - -  G -  | - Am - -  | - -        - Gadd11/B |
| C -        - -        | G -  - Am | - -  - -  | - Gadd11/B C -        |
| - -        G -        | - Am - -  | -

for you In '94 when you got sick
We'd make up trips for the hell of it Take        my hand,
Ruth, my dear
I'll take you back to any year
And now you lie     on the hill up high Right beneath
the mountain sky Seneca Creek sings below Atop the tree
sit's

[Outro]
                                                Am - - | - C - G |
| F - -        -  | C        -  Gadd11/B Am | - -  - C | - G F - |
| - - C        -  | Gadd11/B Am -        -  | - C  - G | F - - - |
| C - Gadd11/B Am | -        -  -        C  |

a  lonely crow
We built a home by Seneca Creek
And raised ourselves a family
I worked on the farm,
you worked the store
We had everything we'd  ever hoped for
With the top of a mountain above our heads
And the roar of Seneca by the bed
Sene

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