Tillis Pam - The River And The Highway
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| Band name | Tillis Pam |
| Song name | The River And The Highway |
| Tab type | Guitar tab |
| Added | 07/07/2008 |
| Size | 1.39 kb |
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D A G She follows the p ath of least res istance D A G She do esn't care to s ee the mountain t op D A G She tw istS and turns with no reg ard to dist ance D A G She never co mes to a s top D A G And she r oll s, she's a ri ver D A G Where she goe s time will t ell D A G Heaven kno ws he can't go with h er D A G A Bm And she rol ls all by her self a ll by he rself D A G He's he aded for a si ngle dest ination D A G He doesn't ca re what's st anding in his p ath D A G He's a l ine between two poi nts of sepa ration D A G He e nds just where it s ays to on the m ap D A G D A G And he rol ls he's high- way Where he go es time will t ell D A G Heaven k now s she can't go with h im D A G A Bm And he rol ls all by hi mself a ll by hi mself G D And ev ery now and then, he o ffers her a shoulder G D And ev ery now and then, she over-fl ows. G D Bm And e very now and than, a b ridge crosses o ver F A It's a m oment that every lover kn ows D A And she roll s (and he rolls) G she's a ri ver (he's a highway) D A Where she goe s (where he goes) G time will te ll (time will tell) D A G heaven kno ws she can't go with h im (he can't go with her) D A G and she r oll s all by her self D A G And he rol ls all by hi mself A D Fare thee w ell