Run Softly, Blue River

Johnny Cash

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Run Softly, Blue River

Key: G

Run Softly, Blue River Key DD

Run Softly, Blue River Key D#D#

Run Softly, Blue River Key EE

Run Softly, Blue River Key FF(one step down)

Run Softly, Blue River Key F#F#(half step down)

Run Softly, Blue River Key GG(original key)

Run Softly, Blue River Key G#G#(half step up)

Run Softly, Blue River Key AA(one step up)

Run Softly, Blue River Key A#A#

Run Softly, Blue River Key BB

Run Softly, Blue River Key CC

Run Softly, Blue River Key C#C#

	  		  G                        D          G 
(Run softly Blue River my darlin's asleep)  
                        D           G 
(Run softly Blue River run cool and deep) 
 
 
                          D         G 
Run softly Blue River my darlin's asleep  
                       D           G 
Run softly Blue River run cool and deep 
 
 
     C                         F             C 
Oh I thrill to her kisses and she thrills to mine 
                                G7           C 
Run softly while she sleeps and dreams for a time 
 
 
           G                       D7           G 
Cause she dreams of tomorrow when she'll be my wife 
                                D7         G 
And I pray that as peaceful as you is our life 
 
 
            C                     F                C 
And if your murmuring soothes me till I'm sleeping too 
                            G               C 
Run softly Blue River we'll both dream with you 
 
  
 
(Run softly Blue River my darlin's asleep run softly Blue River run cool and deep) 
 
Oh I thrill to her kisses... 
 
(Run softly Blue River my darlin's asleep run softly Blue River run cool and deep) 
 
(Run softly Blue River my darlin's asleep run softly Blue River run cool and deep)

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