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Bob Seger ~ By The River


Words and music by bob seger I was walkin' by the river I held my hand out to feel the rain Just a light rain Almost a sun shower Makin'all things shine again And i felt like i belonged I felt so strong As i walked on There was rhythm And there was order There was a balance There was a flow There was patience Indulgence There was a power I could not know And i felt it all made sense The innocence The permanence I took my young son to the river I held his hand out to feel the rain more free lyrics

Words and music by bob seger

I was walkin' by the river
I held my hand out to feel the rain

Just a light rain
Almost a sun shower
Makin'all things shine again

And i felt like i belonged
I felt so strong
As i walked on

There was rhythm
And there was order
There was a balance
There was a flow

There was patience
Indulgence
There was a power
I could not know

And i felt it all made sense
The innocence
The permanence

I took my young son to the river
I held his hand out to feel the rain

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