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"Hazard" is a song written and performed by American singer-songwriter Richard Marx. The song was released in 1991and is about a woman who mysteriously disappears and a social pariah who is accused of orchestrating her disappearance, despite claiming to be innocent. [Em] [D] [G] [Asus2] [G] [Em] My [Em]mother came to Hazard when I was just seven Eve[Em]n then the folks in town said with [D]prejudiced eyes That [Asus2]boy's not right [Em]Three years ago when I came to know Mary [Em]First time that someone looked beyond the [D]rumours and the lies And saw the [A]man inside We [C]used to walk down by the [G]river She [C]loved to watch the sun go [Em]down We [C]used to walk along the [G]ri ... [Em]ver And [D]dream our [C]way out of this [Em]town [Em] [D] [G] [Asus2] [G] [Em] [Em]No one understood what I felt for Mary [Em]No one cared until the night she went out [D]walking all alone And [Asus2]never came home [Em]Man with a badge came knocking next morning [Em]Here was I surrounded by a thousand [D]fingers suddenly Pointed [A]right at me I [C]swear I left her by the [G]river I [C]swear I left her safe and [Em]sound I [C]need to make it to the [G]ri ... [Em]ver And [D]leave this [C]old Nebraska [Em]town [D]I think about my [C]life gone by [Em]How it's done me [D]wrong [D]There's no escape for [C]me this time [Bm]All of my [C]rescues are [G]gone, [D] long [Em]gone [Em] [D] [Asus2] [Em] [D] [A] I [C]swear I left her by the [G]river I [C]swear I left her safe and [Em]sound I [C]need to make it to the [G]ri ...[Em] ver And [D]leave this [C]old Nebraska [Em]town