The Stanley Brothers - The Lonesome River

I sit here alone on the banks of the river
The lonesome wind blows the water rolls high
I hear a voice calling out there in the darkness
I sit here alone too lonesome to cry

Oh the water rolls high on the river at midnight
I sit on the shore to grieve and to cry
The woman I love she left me this morning
With no one to love or kiss me goodnight

We met there one night by the banks of the river
Sat there holding hands and making our vows
Swore we'd never part and be happy together
But a new love she's found she's gone from me now
I sit here alone on the banks of the river
The lonesome wind blows the water rolls high
I hear a voice calling out there in the darkness
I sit here alone too lonesome to cry

Oh the water rolls high on the river at midnight
I sit on the shore to grieve and to cry
The woman I love she left me this morning
With no one to love or kiss me goodnight

We met there one night by the banks of the river
Sat there holding hands and making our vows
Swore we'd never part and be happy together
But a new love she's found she's gone from me now
Ralph Stanley - The Lonesome River

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The Lonesome River

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Larry Sparks, Ralph Stanley, and Ricky Skaggs - Lonesome River

Also featuring the great Art Stamper on fiddle.

The Stanley Brothers - The Lonesome River

The Lonesome River by The Stanley Brothers from the album Tuxedo Junction: The Harmony Records Story 1957-1962 Released 2014-07-04 on One Day Music Download on iTunes: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/...

Ricky Skaggs - Lonesome River (Stanley Bros)

Podunk Bluegrass Festival, East Hartford, Conn., Aug. 5-8, 2010. For more videos, photos and articles, visit http://folkbluegrassblog.com.

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