Chords for Folk Alley Sessions: The Suitcase Junket - "Twisted Fate"
Tempo:
97.7 bpm
Chords used:
G
Em
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Em] [G]
They grew up there on the river, down on the riverside.
[Em] A muskrat roast for Sunday dinner, everybody [G] satisfied.
Those two kids never could be parted, run around side by side.
[Em] Young love, so open hearted, a river so deep [G] and wide.
Floating on a raft in the thick of summer, fishing with a [Em] towtied line.
Raised by the river, raised by the running weather of [G] water and time.
Blessed flood came with a hammer of thunder out of the [Em] clear blue sky.
Took away one and left the other down on the [G] riverside.
But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such
a restless fate?
[G] One will go on back to their maker [D] and one must [G] stay.
[Em]
[Em]
[G] Now there's a poor lost soul abandoned down on the [Em] riverside.
Sitting there just watching the water never be [G] satisfied.
Waiting for the floods of summer, praying for them to be taken away.
Back into the arms of the other long for [G] yesterday.
But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such a restless fate?
One will go on back to their maker and [D] one must [G] stay.
But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such a restless fate?
One will go on back to their maker and [D] one must [G] stay. Stay.
[Em] [G]
[Em] [D]
[G]
They grew up there on the river, down on the riverside.
[Em] A muskrat roast for Sunday dinner, everybody [G] satisfied.
Those two kids never could be parted, run around side by side.
[Em] Young love, so open hearted, a river so deep [G] and wide.
Floating on a raft in the thick of summer, fishing with a [Em] towtied line.
Raised by the river, raised by the running weather of [G] water and time.
Blessed flood came with a hammer of thunder out of the [Em] clear blue sky.
Took away one and left the other down on the [G] riverside.
But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such
a restless fate?
[G] One will go on back to their maker [D] and one must [G] stay.
[Em]
[Em]
[G] Now there's a poor lost soul abandoned down on the [Em] riverside.
Sitting there just watching the water never be [G] satisfied.
Waiting for the floods of summer, praying for them to be taken away.
Back into the arms of the other long for [G] yesterday.
But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such a restless fate?
One will go on back to their maker and [D] one must [G] stay.
But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such a restless fate?
One will go on back to their maker and [D] one must [G] stay. Stay.
[Em] [G]
[Em] [D]
[G]
Key:
G
Em
D
G
Em
D
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Em
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They grew up there on the river, down on the riverside.
[Em] A muskrat roast for Sunday dinner, everybody [G] satisfied.
Those two kids never could be parted, run around side by side.
[Em] Young love, so open hearted, a river so deep [G] and wide. _
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Floating on a raft in the thick of summer, fishing with a [Em] towtied line.
Raised by the river, raised by the running weather of [G] water and time.
Blessed flood came with a hammer of thunder out of the [Em] clear blue sky.
Took away one and left the other down on the [G] riverside. _
_ But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such
a restless _ fate?
_ [G] One will go on back to their maker [D] and one must [G] stay.
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_ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ Now _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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there's a poor lost soul abandoned down on the [Em] riverside.
Sitting there just watching the water never be [G] satisfied.
Waiting for the floods of summer, praying for them to be taken away.
Back into the arms of the other long for [G] yesterday. _
But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such a restless fate?
One _ will go on back to their maker and [D] one must [G] stay.
_ But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such a restless fate?
_ One will go on back to their maker and [D] one must [G] stay. Stay. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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They grew up there on the river, down on the riverside.
[Em] A muskrat roast for Sunday dinner, everybody [G] satisfied.
Those two kids never could be parted, run around side by side.
[Em] Young love, so open hearted, a river so deep [G] and wide. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Floating on a raft in the thick of summer, fishing with a [Em] towtied line.
Raised by the river, raised by the running weather of [G] water and time.
Blessed flood came with a hammer of thunder out of the [Em] clear blue sky.
Took away one and left the other down on the [G] riverside. _
_ But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such
a restless _ fate?
_ [G] One will go on back to their maker [D] and one must [G] stay.
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_ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ Now _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
there's a poor lost soul abandoned down on the [Em] riverside.
Sitting there just watching the water never be [G] satisfied.
Waiting for the floods of summer, praying for them to be taken away.
Back into the arms of the other long for [G] yesterday. _
But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such a restless fate?
One _ will go on back to their maker and [D] one must [G] stay.
_ But why so cruel a heartbreak and why such a restless fate?
_ One will go on back to their maker and [D] one must [G] stay. Stay. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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