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BANKS OF THE OHIO

Chanson folklorique de la fin du XIXème siècle
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  • B♭
  • B
  • C
  • D♭
  • D
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  • G♭
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  • A♭
  • A
  I asked my love to take a   walk
Just a little ways with   me
And as we walked and we would   talk
  All   about our wedd  ingda  y
D  arling say that you'll be m  ine
In our home we'll happy b  e
Down beside where the waters f  low
O  n the b  anks of the O  hio    
I took her by her pretty white hand
I let her down that bank of sand
I pushed her in where she would drown
Lord, I saw her as she floated down
(Refrain)
Returning home about twelve or one
Thinking "Lord, what a deed I've done?"
I killed the girl I love, you see
Because she would not marry me
(Refrain)
The very next day at half past four
The sherrif walked right to my door
And he says "Young man, don't you try to run
You'll pay for this awful crime you've done"
(Refrain)

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Last modifications: 2015-10-28
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