
Fraser River Rollin'
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- rhythmic
- blues rock
- roots rock
- folk rock
- country rock
- 1960s
- 1970s
- energetic
- swamp rock
About
Fun classic late 60s song about traveling down a canadian river.
Lyrics
Intro
Oh oh
Rollin' rollin'
Mm mm
Verse 1
Big wood paddles hittin' gray water
See the morning mud churning up a storm
Cedar trees standing tall like soldiers
Waitin' for the midday heat to come
Yellow sun burning through the valley haze
Wishing I could drift here for forty days
Chorus
Oh carry me down the Fraser
Keep that big board steady on the line
Rolling past the canyon and the mountain peak
Leaving all my heavy world behind
Yeah we’re rollin'
Keep on rollin'
Verse 2
Rusted docks leaning toward the current
Old man fishing with a broken reel
Bank is moving faster than a freight train
Knowing how the freedom’s supposed to feel
Tangled brush lining up the sandy shore
Never want to see the city lights no more
Chorus
Oh carry me down the Fraser
Keep that big board steady on the line
Rolling past the canyon and the mountain peak
Leaving all my heavy world behind
Yeah we’re rollin'
Keep on rollin'
Bridge
Hurry up
Hurry up
Don't be slow
Let the big river flow
Take it easy
Take it deep
Where the restless spirits sleep
Chorus
Oh carry me down the Fraser
Keep that big board steady on the line
Rolling past the canyon and the mountain peak
Leaving all my heavy world behind
Yeah we’re rollin'
Keep on rollin'
Post-Chorus
Rollin' down the river
(Rollin' rollin')
Board is gonna quiver
(Rollin' rollin')
Yeah yeah rollin'
Chorus
Oh carry me down the Fraser
Keep that big board steady on the line
Rolling past the canyon and the mountain peak
Leaving all my heavy world behind
Yeah we’re rollin'
Keep on rollin'
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