Rock Salt And Nails
Willie Watson,
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C F C [Verse 1]C F On the banks of the river whereC the willows hang downAm F And wild birds all warble with aC low moaning soundAm F Way down in the hollow where theC water runs coldF That's where I first listened toC the lies that you told [Verse 2]Continues after the adC F Now I lie on my bed and I seeC your sweet faceAm F The past I remember time cannotC eraseAm F The letter you wrote me it wasC written in shameF And I know that your conscienceC still echo's my name [Verse 3]C F Now the nights are so long, andC sorrow runs deepAm F And nothing is worse than a nightC without sleepAm F I'll walk out alone, I look at theC skyF Too empty to sing, too lonesome toC cry [Verse 4]C F So if you ladies were blackbirds,C if you ladies were thrushesAm F I'd lie there for hours in theC cold chilly marshesAm F If you ladies were squirrel's withC high bushy tailsF I'd fill up my shotgun with rockC salt and nails