Wild Ripplin’ Waters chords by Michael Martin Murphey
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Verse 1
As (D major) I was out walkin' and
(A major) ramblin' one day
(D major) I spied a fair couple a -comin' my way (A major)
One (D major) was a lady as fair as could (A major) be
And the other (B minor) was a (G major) cowboy
and a (A major) brave one was (D major) he
He said, where are you going,
my pretty (A major) fair maid (D major) ?
Just down by the river,
just down by the shade
(A major) Just (D major) down by the river,
just down by the spring
(A major) To see the (B minor) wild rippling wa (G major) ter
and hear the (A major) nightingale (D major) sing
Well they hadn't been
there but an (A major) hour or (D major) so
Till he drew from his satchel
a fiddle and a (A major) bow
He (D major) tuned his old fiddle
all on the high string
(A major) And he (B minor) played this tune
(G major) over and (A major) over again (D major)
Then said the cowboy,
I (A major) should have been gone
(D major) No, no, said the pretty maid,
just play one more (A major) song
I'd (D major) rather hear the fiddle
just played on one (A major) string
Than see the wild (B minor) rippling wa (G major) ter
and hear (A major) the nightingale
(D major) sing (A major) (G major) (D major) (A major) (D major) (A major) you
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