John Hiatt - Crossing muddy waters

^DBaby's gone and i don't know w^Ghy She h^Aeaded out this m^Bmorning ^DLike a rusty shot in a hollow ^Gsky She l^Aeft me without w^Darning

^DSooner than the dogs could bar^Gk ^AFaster than the ^Bmsun rose ^DDown to the banks in an old mu^Gle cart She t^Aook a flat boat ^D'cross the shallows

Left me in my t^Gears to drown She l^Aeft a baby dau^Bmghter Now ^Dthe river's wide and deep and b^Grown She's c^Arossing muddy w^Daters

^DTobacco standing in the fields^G Be^A rotten come Nov^Bmember And a ^Dbitter heart will not re^Gveal A spr^Aing that love re^Dmembers

^DWhen that sweet brown girl of ^Gmine ^AHair black as ^Bma raven We ^Dbroke the bread and drank the ^Gwine From a ^Ajug that she'd been ^Dsaving

Left me in my t^Gears to drown She l^Aeft a baby dau^Bmghter ^DNow the river's wide and deep and b^Grown She's c^Arossing muddy w^Daters

^DBaby's crying and the daylight's ^Ggone ^AThat big oak tree is ^Bmgroaning In a ^Drush of wind and a river ^Gsong I can ^Ahear my true love mo^Daning ^DCrying for her ^Gbaby child Oh ^Acrying for her ^Bmhusband Crying for that ^Drivers ^Gwild To ^Atake her from her lo^Dved ones

Left me in my t^Gears to drown She l^Aeft a baby dau^Bmghter ^DNow the river's wide and deep and br^Gown She's c^Arossing muddy w^Daters

^DNow the river's wide and deep and b^Grown She's c^Arossing muddy w^Daters