Running Bear chords by Louis Armstrong
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Verse 1
(D major) On the banks (G major) of the river
stood running (C major) there a young Indian (G major) brave
On the other side of the river
stood his (A major) lovely Indian maid (D major)
Little White (G major) Dove was her name
Such a lovely (C major) sight to see
(G major) But their tribes fought with each other
So their (D major) love would never
(G major) be runnin' (C major) bare
Love little (G major) white dove
with (D major) a love big as the sky (G major)
Runnin' (C major) bare, love little white (G major) dove
With a (D major) love that couldn't die (G major) (E major)
(A major) He couldn't (D major) swim (A major) the raging river,
cause the river (D major) was too (A major) wide
He couldn't reach the little white dove
waiting on (B major) the other side (E major)
In the (A major) moonlight he could see her
throwing kisses (D major) across the way
(A major) Her little heart was beatin' faster,
waiting (E major) there for a (A major) friend
Runnin' bear, (D major) love little white (A major) dove,
with a (E major) love big as the sky (A major)
Runnin' bear, (D major) love little white (A major) dove,
with a (E major) love that couldn't die (A major) (F major) (B flat major)
Running back, dove in the water,
little white (E flat major) dove did the same
(B flat major) And they swam out to each other,
through the (C major) swirling stream they came
(F major) As their (B flat major) hands touched and their lips met,
the (E flat major) ra ging river pulled them down
(B flat major) Now they'll always be together
in that (F major) happy honeyed ground (B flat major)
Running bears (E flat major) of little white dove
(B flat major) with a love (F major) against the sky (B flat major)
Yeah, run (E flat major) ning bears of (B flat major) little white dove
with a love (F major) that could not (B flat major) die
Yeah, white stuff in there
Yeah, running bare
He was nowhere
Too much hair
Swinging from the bare
Whoa, look out, look out, look out
I'm brother man, yeah
I've seen enough
Brother man, brother man
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