That Song About the River

STEPHEN B. GILLETTE, CHARLES JOHN QUARTO

I have seen the paddle wheelers
Rolling south on a summers? day
I've seen the lovers at the guardrails
With stars in their lemonade

And I've heard the hobo?s gather
Heard their banjo?s brace the blade
Heard them sing about the river
Called it the lazy man?s parade

Sing me that song about the river
Green going away
You know I always did feel like a drifter
At this time of day

Last night I stood by the highway
Pretended I was on my way
You know a hundred thousand headlights
Couldn't match the milky way

And when the moonlight touches the water
Surely something touches me
And I go reaching for the river
Like it?s reaching for the sea

Sing me that song about the river
Green going away
You know I always did feel like a drifter
At this time of day

Somethings go on forever
But truth don't ever stray
The wind may brush the water
But the river holds its way

Sing me that song about the river
Green going away
You know I always did feel like a drifter
At this time of day

Trivia about the song That Song About the River by Don Williams

When was the song “That Song About the River” released by Don Williams?
The song That Song About the River was released in 1992, on the album “Currents”.
Who composed the song “That Song About the River” by Don Williams?
The song “That Song About the River” by Don Williams was composed by STEPHEN B. GILLETTE, CHARLES JOHN QUARTO.

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