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Deeper Than the Holler

🎤 Randy Travis 🎵 Key: C
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Intro DDDD e|--------0-h2---2-p0----------| e|------0-h2---2-p0----------| B|------3-------------3--------| B|----3-------------3--------| G|-0-h2-----------------2-h4---| x1 G|-2------------------2-h4---| x3 D|-----------------------------| D|---------------------------| A|-----------------------------| A|---------------------------| E|-----------------------------| E|----------Walk-------------| Chords D X00232 D/G x00432 G 320033 Em 022000 Bm224432 A x02220 A4 x02230 Verse D/G D D/G D D/G Well I've heard those city singers singin 'bout how they can love D D/G D D/G Deeper than the oceans higher than the stars above D D/G D D/G well I come from the country and I know I ain't seen it all D D/G D D/G D But I heard that oceans salty and the stars they sometimes fall Em Bm But that would not do justice to the way I feel for you G Em A A4 So I had to sing this song about all the things I knew Chorus N.C. D G D G My love is deeper than the holler, stronger than the rivers Bm Em G A Higher than the pine trees growin? tall upon the hill D G D Bm My love is purer than the snowflakes that fall in late De-cember Em D G And honest as a robin on a springtime window sill Em A D Walk x3 Em A D D/G And longer than the song of the Whippoorwill Verse D/G D D/G D D/G From the backroads to the broadway shows with a million miles between D D/G D D/G D There's a least a million love songs that people love to sing Em Bm And everyone is different and everyone's the same G D Em A A4 so this is just another way of sayin the same thing Chorus x2 N.C. D G D G My love is deeper than the holler, stronger than the rivers Bm Em G A Higher than the pine trees growin? tall upon the hill D G D Bm My love is purer than the snowflakes that fall in late De-cember Em D G And honest as a robin on a springtime window sill Em A D Walk x3 Em A D D/G And longer than the song of the Whippoorwill Outro (after second chorus) Walk x3 Em A D A D a Whipperwhill
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