Ballad Of Easy Rider

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Ballad Of Easy Rider

Year: 1972 - Album: There Is A Season

Written by Roger McGuinn

Key: D

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key AA

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key A#A#

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key BB

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key CC(one step down)

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key C#C#(half step down)

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key DD(original key)

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key D#D#(half step up)

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key EE(one step up)

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key FF

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key F#F#

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key GG

Ballad Of Easy Rider Key G#G#

	  		Intro: (D D4) 
 
  
D              F#m                   G 
The river flows, it flows to the sea  
               G/F# Em                  A   
Wherever that river goes that's where I want to be  
D     D4    D                             D4 
Flow river flow, let your waters wash down  
                D          Em  A4 A        D    D4 D  
Take me from this road to some     other town  
  
 
D            F#m              G 
All he wanted  was to be free  
              G/F# Em                A   
And that's the way   it turned out to be  
D     D4    D                             D4 
Flow river flow, let your waters wash down  
                D          Em  A4 A        D    D4 D  
Take me from this road to some     other town  
 
 
  D                                D4 
Flow river flow, past the shady trees  
          D             D4  
Go river go, go to the sea  
  Em A4 A      D  
Flow      to the sea  
  
 
D              F#m                   G 
The river flows, it flows to the sea  
              G/F# Em                      A   
Wherever it goes     that's where I want to be  
D     D4    D                             D4 
Flow river flow, let your waters wash down  
                D          Em  A4 A        D    D4 D  
Take me from this road to some     other town

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