I (G)looked out a (Em7)cross

the (C)riv er to day.

Saw a cit y (Em7)in the fog and an old church tow (C)er where the sea gulls play.

Saw the (G)sad shire (Em7)hors es walk (D)ing home in the so (G)di um light,

two (G)priests on the fer (Em)ry.

Oc to ber (D)geese on a cold win ter’s (G)night.

All this time

the (A)riv er flowed

end (Dsus)less ly

to the (G)sea.

Two priests (Em7)cross

the (C)riv er to day.

Saw a cit y (Em7)in the fog and an old church tow (C)er where the sea gulls play.

Saw the (G)sad shire (Em7)hors es walk (D)ing home in the so (G)di um light,

two (G)priests on the fer (Em)ry.

Oc to ber (D)geese on a cold win ter’s (G)night.

All this time

the (A)riv er flowed

end (Dsus)less ly

to the (G)sea.

Two priests (G)sea.

If I (Em)had my way,

take a (A7sus)boat from the riv (A7)er

and I’d bur (Dsus)y the old man.

I’d bur y him at (G)sea.

Bless ed are the

like a (G)si lent tear.

All

this time

the (A)riv er flowed.

Fath er, if (D)Je sus ex ists, then (Dsus)how come he (D)nev er lives (G)here?

(C)Yeah, yeah.

(C)Yeah, yeah.

(C)Yeah, yeah.