Riverside – Appalachia (Guitar)

Capo 3
Key
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Chords

This is the banjo part that can be played by a second guitar over the chorus
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[Intro] C F C (3X) [Verse]
 C                     F              C
Me and my babe we're getting married soon

 C                         F          C
Down by the river by the seventh of June

 C                            F         C
oh I'm just a talker she's a regular walker

 C              F      C
An appalachia on the run
[Verse]
C                           F            C
I'm from the city and she thinks it's a pity

C                                  F      C
cause my hands aren't rough like a wagon wheel

C                            F         C
I'm pulling up water that should be clear

C                     F        C
oh maybe oh maybe in another year
[Chorus]
F             C             G            Am
I'm from the city and she thinks I'm a pity

F           C          G
Where's my appalachia gone

F               C               G             Am
for most of my life I've been wasting all my time
C F C (3X)
 C                        F       C
I'm mining away and I'm digging holes

 C             F      C
Appalachia don't you know

F            C             G            Am
Oh...........Oh............Oh...........Oh   (Repeat)
C F C (2X) [Chorus]
F             C             G            Am
I'm from the city and she thinks I'm a pity

F           C          G
Where's my appalachia gone

F               C                G             Am
for most of my life I've beeen wasting all my time

F              G            C
But now I'm coming back to you
C F C (2X) [Outro]
 F            C             G            Am
Oh...........Oh............Oh...........Oh   (Repeat)

 F         C                  G                      Am
Appalachia in the morning I'll rise and I'll come around

 F         C                   G                      Am
Appalachia when I'm older I'll come and I'll settle down

 C                   F              C
And come back to you