[Verse 1]
|G   |Em    |C           |G         |
 Moon River, wider than a mile,  I'm
|C              |G           |Am/F# |B7    |
 crossing you in style some   day.      Old
|Em   |G7        |C   |F9-5          |
 dream-maker, you heartbreaker, Wher-
|Em   Em7   |Em7/C# F#7     |
 ever you're goin’,     I’m
|Bm7   E7     |Am7   D9 |
 goin’    your way.

[Verse 2]
|G   |Em       |C             |G             |
 Two  drifters, off to see the world; there's
|C            |G       |Am/F#  |B7      |
 such a lot of world to see.      We're
|Em  |Em/D   |Em/C#  |C        |Bm7  |
 af - ter the same    rainbow's end, 
|C                   |G      |
   waiting ’round the bend — 
|C               |G      |
   my huckleberry friend,
|Em   |Am     |D7        |G  | (or play Em instead of G)
 Moon River,     and     me.

[Alternate endings]
(Starting with replacing the final G chord):

C  Bm  Am7  G
C  Bm Am7 Em

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“Nothing is more important than empathy for another human being's suffering. Nothing. Not career, not wealth, not intelligence, certainly not status. We have to feel for one another if we're going to survive with dignity.”
~Audrey Hepburn