Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon)

Connie Francis

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Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon)

Written by Eily Beadell and Nell Tollerton

Key: D

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key AA

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key A#A#

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key BB

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key CC(one step down)

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key C#C#(half step down)

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key DD(original key)

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key D#D#(half step up)

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key EE(one step up)

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key FF

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key F#F#

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key GG

Cruising Down The River (on A Sunday Afternoon) Key G#G#

	  		

D        G         D          E  
Cruising down the river on a Sunday afternoon, 
     A                          D                Fdim               A 
With one you love, the sun above waiting for the moon 
    D      G       D       E   Fdim  E   Fdim    E 
The old accordian playing a sentimental tune 
 D        G        D        E7             A7          D 
Cruising down the river on a Sunday afternoon 
Bridge 
     D9     D7/9       D9       D7/9       D9     D7/9     G 
The birds above all sing of love, a gentle sweet refrain 
 E7      E7/9       E7         E7/9        E7      E7/9        A7 
The winds around all make a sound like softly falling rain. 
    D  Fdim G  Fdim  Gdim   D    E   Fdim  E   Fdim E 
Just two of  us     together, we'll plan   a  honeymoo 
D       Gdim      B7   E7   A7     G  E7  A7    D 
Cruising down the river on a Sunday afternoon

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