Watertown
Tono: Original
[Intro]
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palm muted
[Verse 1]
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He went down to Watertown expecting all his sin to be washed clean
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He killed a man in Birmingham and he jumped the first train south to New Orleans
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With a C note from a dead man's coat, pearl handle pistol, smokinââ¦still
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He saw a shadow cross his path and in its wake, he felt a dead man's chill
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Down by the Mississippi the train stops on a dime. Harmonics 12fret w/bend on guitar neck
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and into that muddy river he threw his gun as though it might free him from his crime
[Verse 2]
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In the absinth bar on Bourbon Street he heard a foreign voice call his name
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He said son I see your weary eyes and it looks to me that you're running from your shame
[Chorus]
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Donât go down to Watertown expecting all your sin to be washed clean.
[Solo]
Am C G C B Am x4
[Verse 3]
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Well he said I have a plan that might just set your conscience free
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There's a preacher man with a withered hand in a little town in northern Tennessee
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And for a tender price he'll roll the dice and if it comes up seven you're gonna win
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Yeah, but if that man rolls snake eyes my friend you'll pay double for your sin
[Verse 4]
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Well he saddled up his stolen horse and rode North in the night
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Yeah and come to second sun up a little town was just within his sight
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He was sitting by the river, twisted like a snake
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And little did he know that river was soon to be his⦠graaaave
[Chorus]
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So don't go down to Watertown expecting all your sins to be washed clean
[Solo 2]
Am C G C B Am x4
[Verse 5]
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Well he rode on into town and all the people stood and stared
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he started feeling nervous, he started getting scared
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He turned a dusty corner he tried to hide but he found a lynch mob waiting there
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Well they grabbed him quick and grabbed him hard and drug him right off that stolen mare
[Verse 6]
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Well then, the withered handed preacher man pushed his way through the crowd
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He looked down at the stranger on the ground held his gut and laughed out loud
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I see you met my brother down in Nawlinsâ and took his word for true
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Well the man you killed in Birmingham if you don't know was the father to us two
[Chorus]
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Don't go down to Watertown expecting all your sin to be washed clean
[Solo 3]
Am C G C B Am x8
[Verse 7]
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They strapped two mighty boulders upon his broken knees
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They laughed and kicked and spit on him despite him cryinâ and screaming please
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It took 12 men, 3 on each limb to drag him to the river and throw him in
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He never had a prayer as the water baptized and drowned him with His⦠sin!
[Outro]
Am C G C Am
Don't go down to Watertown expecting all your sin to be washed clean
Am C G C Am
Don't go down to Watertown expecting all your sin to be washed clean
Am G Am
Young man you're bound to drown in Watertown
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Young man you're bound to drown in Watertown fini
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Walkdown at end of verses is on A (5) string C B Am
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Lots of changes in this so try your best stuff to make it your own
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Many thanks to Nathan Hamilton for writing this Cowboy Epic!
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