Down By The River
Neil Young
Be on my side, I'll be on your side, baby There is no reason for you to hide It's so hard for me staying here all alone When you could be taking me for a ride. Yeah, she could drag me over the rainbow, send me away Down by the river I shot my baby Down by the river, Dead, oh, shot her dead. You take my hand, I'll take your hand Together we may get away This much madness is too much sorrow It's impossible to make it today. Yeah, she could drag me over the rainbow, send me away Down by the river I shot my baby Down by the river, Dead, oh, shot her dead. Be on my side, I'll be on your side, baby There is no reason for you to hide It's so hard for me staying here all alone When you could be taking me for a ride. Yeah, she could drag me over the rainbow, send me away Down by the river I shot my baby Down by the river, Dead, oh, shot her dead.60s 70s Acid Rock acoustic almost seen live alternative amazing americana Anti-Bush anti-war Awesome bad ass beautiful best songs ever best tracks blues blues-rock Canadian chill chillout classic classic rock close comfort music country country rock data cd worth dr small jukebox epic fav01 Faves favorites favourite folk folk rock folk-rock geetar GodFather of Grunge good music Great Lyricists Grunge guitar Guitar Solo hall of fame if it wasnt for Nick Cave instrumental Jam kick ass lounge melancholic melancholize me Morgans Music Neil Young neil young is god not really stoner oldies One of the best songs ever overcast pain peel the tears from my eyes poetic political relaxing rivers rock Rocking Neil seen live Sincere singer-songwriter soft rock the best these are required listening topfavorites TRANSCENDO-TRACK Truly Great US 60s 70s Rock and Pop water When we were young Wicked
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