The Banks of the Ohio

JOAN BAEZ

I asked my love to take a walk,
Just a little way's with me.
An' as we walked,
Then we would talk
All about our wedding day.

[Chorus]
"Darlin', say that you'll be mine;
In our home we'll happy be,
Down beside where the waters flow,
On the banks of the Ohio."

I took her by her pretty white hand,
I led her down the banks of sand,
I plunged her in
Where she would drown,
An' watched her as she floated down.

[Chorus]

Returnin' home between twelve and one,
Thinkin', Lord, what a deed I've done;
I'd killed the girl
I love, you see,
Because she would not marry me.

The very next day, at half past four,
The sheriff walked right to my door;
He says, "Young man,
Don't try to run.
You'll pay for this awful crime you've don."

[Chorus]

Trivia about the song The Banks of the Ohio by Doc Watson

When was the song “The Banks of the Ohio” released by Doc Watson?
The song The Banks of the Ohio was released in 2008, on the album “The Three PIckers”.
Who composed the song “The Banks of the Ohio” by Doc Watson?
The song “The Banks of the Ohio” by Doc Watson was composed by JOAN BAEZ.

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