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Red River Blue Chords

(ver. 1)
Blake Shelton
Recorded by:  Blake Shelton

(Capo on 4)

Intro:  G    A7    C  D    G

       G             C
On the Oklahoma shore of that old Red River
  D                                   G
I stand right here and curse my pride
G                     C   
That river runs deep, the current is strong
        D							  G
And the woman I love is on the other side

            F#m   Em 					  D
How did the love, we made together, break apart and drift away
             C                      D
Leave me lost and lonely on the crimson bank

(Chorus)
          G                  A7
Red River blue, God, pull me through
    C                         D                       G  D
Id walk through fire if that bridge hadnt burned in two
       G               A7
Texoma sky tears in my eyes
              C           D             G
She said good-bye and now Im Red River blue

Instrumental:  Am    C   D

         G                    C
They say everything is bigger under that Texas moon
	D	G
Ill bet my right hand you wont find a bigger fool
G	F#m   Em                             D
Shes probably smiling somewhere tonight in someone elses arms
	C	G
Im here dragging the muddy bottom for pieces of my heart

(Chorus)

          G                  A7
Red River blue, God, pull me through
    C                         D                       G  D
Id walk through fire if that bridge hadnt burned in two
       G               A7
Texoma sky tears in my eyes
              C           D             G
She said good-bye and now Im Red River blue

	    D	C	D	G
She said good-bye and now Im Red River blue

Outro:  A7    C  D    G
            
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