|(G) |(D) |(G) |(D) |(D) |(D) |(Bm)(A)|(D) |(D) - - - [Verse]D G D From Palo Duro Canyon outside Amarillo TexasG A The prairie dog town fork of the Red River flowsD G D Headed cross the plains along the coast of Okla- homaG A D To the Mississippi river and the Gulf of Mexi- coD G D My great grand daddy came to that Red river lineG A And camped on the north side, un- til it was timeD G D To cross or to stay, to be sooner or notD G A D Well he headed south to San Antone, they said he liked it hot[Chorus]G D G D Red River I know you, I know you of oldD D/C# Bm A G A You have filled up my pockets with quicksand and goldG D G D Su- sanna oh Su- sanna when it comes my timeD D/C# Bm A G A D Won't you bur- y me south of that Red river line [Solo]|(G) |(D) |(G) |(D) |(D)(D/C#)|(Bm)(A)|(G) |(A) ||(G) |(D) |(G) |(D) |(D)(D/C#)|(Bm)(A)|(G)(A)|(D) |(D)D G D Now here's to Charlie Goodnight and Mr Loving tooD G A And here's to Coronado, the Co- manche and the bluesD G D Here's to the bootleggers and the oil field crewsD G A D Here's to the one and all of us Red river fools [Chorus]G D G D Red River I know you, I know you of oldD D/C# Bm A G A You have filled up my pockets with quicksand and goldG D G D Su- sanna oh Su- sanna when it comes my timeD D/C# Bm A G A D Won't you bur- y me south of that Red river lineG D G D Su- sanna oh Su- sanna when it comes my timeD D/C# Bm A G A D Please bur- y me south of that Red river line
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