There's a song with this title that I've heard performed by Johnny Griffin.  It sounds pretty good.  You can find it on youtube if you search the title with his name.  However, I was reading about American history during the colonial era, and it turns out Wade in the Water was an instructional song.  During that time, slaves sang songs that seemed innocent to the slave masters, but were actually songs that helped people who wanted to escape to freedom.  This song would basically tell the captives that they can cover up their tracks if they travel through rivers.  That seemed pretty interesting.  I wonder what other songs from today are taken from old slave songs...