C F The River ran through Howard County, it was the life blood of the landC G It made fields of green tobacco, aching backs and callused handsC F Mama talked of a coming battle that the womenfolk had to fightG F GC 'Cause the good Lord owned the daytime, but the Devil seemed to own the nightC F Well it came up out of nowhere, from a dark and bitter seedC G It was the roughest kind of roadhouse and a most unwanted weedC F It drew the menfolk like a magnet, the women knew what they had to doG F G C So they put it in the hands of Jesus, 'cause they knew that he'd come throughC And the rains came and the river swelledG C And the more they prayed the more it fellC G When the levies broke everybody saw the awesome power of GodC G C Then the clouds rolled back and the rainbow came to bring a brighter dayC G C 'Cause when the flood hit Howard County, all the sins were washed awayC F Now the mothers tell the story, of the week that the river ragedC G It's a passing of the wisdom to the ears of a tender ageC F Better walk the straight and narrow, better keep a watchful eyeG FG C 'Cause there's a symbol of the wrath of heaven in every dark cloud in the skyC 'Cause the rains came and the river swelledG C And the more they prayed the more it fellC G When the levies broke everybody saw the awesome power of GodC G C Then the clouds rolled back and the rainbow came to bring a brighter dayC G C 'Cause when the flood hit Howard County, all the sins were washed awayC G C Then the clouds rolled back and the rainbow came to bring a brighter dayC G C 'Cause when the flood hit Howard County, all the sins were washed awayC G C Yes, when the flood hit Howard County, all the sins were washed away
Week The River Raged
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