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King of the road
King of the road (by R. Miller 1966)
Zapsal: Sanyok_K
Kontroloval: Old Sweat.
Videoklip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lev3io0WqHM
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Trail-er for sale or rent
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Rooms to let fif-ty cents
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No phone, no pool, no pets
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I ain't got no ci-ga-rettes
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Ah, but two hours of push-ing broom
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Buys a eight by twelve four bit room
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I'm a man of means by no means
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King of the road.
What A Friend We Have In Jesus
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What a friend we have in Je-sus,
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All our sins and griefs to bear!
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What a priv-i-ledge to car-ry
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Ev-'ry-thing to God in prayer!
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Oh, what peace we of-ten for-feit,
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Oh, what need-less pain we bear,
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All be-cause we do not car-ry
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Ev-'ry-thing to God in prayer!
Kum ba yah
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Kum ba yah, my lord, kum ba yah.
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Kum ba yah, my Lord, kum ba yah,
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Kum ba yah, my Lord, Kum ba yah,
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Oh, Lo-rd, kum ba yah
Antioch Church House Choir
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Please let me sing in the choir, in the choir,
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Please let me sing in the choir
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One old man can't be all that bad,
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Won't you please let me sing in the choir
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I guess you'd say he's a fix-ture,
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'round town they all knew his name,
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And ev-'ry time the church bells rang,
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Un-cle Jes-se, he up and came,
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He al-ways sat in the ver-y same pew
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hum-min' in a voice loud and rough,
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When it came to the An-ti-och church house choir,
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Un-cle Jes-se nev-er heard e-nough.
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See he al-ways want-ed to sing in the choir,
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but he could-n't sing a lick don't you know,
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Why he tried out for the An-ti-och choir
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thir-ty four years in a row,
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He'd al-ways get to the try-outs ear-ly,
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he want-ed to try out first,
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But in-stead of his sing-ing get-tin' an-y bet-ter,
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Ev-'ry year it just got a lit-tle worse.
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He'd say Please let me sing in the choir, in the choir,
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Please let me sing in the choir
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One old man can't be all that bad,
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Won't you please let me sing in the choir
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One cloud-y Sun-day mor-nin',
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I re-mem-ber it was rain-in' some.
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The church bells rang and ev-'ry-bod-y came
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ex-cept Jes-se, he did-n't come,
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And ev-'ry-bod-y start-ed get-tin' wor-ried,
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but they fig-ured they would start an-y how,
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Just as they did Jes-se's voice
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came a boom-ing down from heav-en,
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and I don't know how.
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He said I found me a choir that-'ll let me sing,
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and now I'm sing-ing in the choir,
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And I can raise my voice just as high as yours,
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Maybe just a lit-tle high-er.
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Well, I found me a choir that-'ll let me sing,
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and now I'm sing-ing in the choir,
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You folks down there you can't hold me a light,
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'cause I'm sing-in' in the heav-en-ly choir.