Haw River Ballad

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[Verse 1]
C                        Am
The rolling hills of the Piedmont 
call out your name
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Out to pasture in the sweetest 
   C
refrain
      C           Am
And I pulled into white cross and 
got to asking around town
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In hopes that I could see you again
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You had gone up to the mountain, 
        G
higher ground to make a stand
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Perched upon a ledge with a rifle in
 your hand
         G
Singing: I don’t need no man

[Chorus]
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To miss all those days gone by
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And long for those better times
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I wish I could ease your mind
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Like the wind blowing wild through 
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the long leaf pines

[Interlude]
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[Verse 2]
C                 Am
110, it felt like nothing on an 
August day
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Down to the Haw to wash it all away
         C             Am
Hear the holler of the ten point 
white tailed caller
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Circle left and promenade
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Cicadas in the summer time and cider
 in the fall
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If I can’t have the girl I love 
   Am
then I won’t love at all
         G
And I’ll catch my own damn self when
 I fall

[Chorus]
   C    Csus2 C   Csus2 C   Am
To miss all those days gone by
    C                     G
And long for those better times
  C  Csus2 C   Csus2 C   Am
I wish I could ease your mind
         C                         
Like the wind blowing wild through 
    G         C     Csus2 C Csus2 C
the long leaf pines