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Old Country Church
(J.D. Summer - James W. Vaughn)
There's a place dear to me
Where I'm longing to be
With my friends at the old country church
Where with mother we went
And our Sundays were spent
With our friends at the old country church.
Precious years of memory
Oh, what joy they bring to me
How I long once more to be
With my friends at the old country church.
Sometimes in fond mem'ry
My thoughts go back to the old country church
That I attened as a boy
You know it's kinda funny how we cling
To old bygone days and bygone places isn't it
Why it seems like only yesterday
That my mother took my childish hand in hers
And led me slowly down that long
Winding path to hear the word of God
And I seem to sense his presence
More strongly there than anyplace I've ever known
There with the singin' of the birds
And the humming of the bees.
I knew that God was surely there
I knew it just as sure as if he'd laid his hand on my shoulder
And said welcome to my house son
Ah, but years have passed and times
Has brought many heartaches and many tears
I've seen my mother pass onto the
Great beyond and many loved ones have followed
And I'd seen them go with dispairing
Hearts and tear dimmed eyes
And now in later days as I stroll along
The grassy footpaths to the old country churchyard
And I view the final resting place of my departed kin
I'm consoled by the thought that their sleep is a happy one
There in the place where God and men are one
And once again I seem to hear
The voice of our gentle shepherd saying
Welcome, welcome to my house my son.
Precious years with memory
Oh, what joy they bring to me
How I long once more to be
With my friends at the old country church...
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With my friends at the old country church...
How I long once more to be
Oh, what joy they bring to me
Precious years with memory
Welcome, welcome to my house my son.
The voice of our gentle shepherd saying
And once again I seem to hear
There in the place where God and men are one
I'm consoled by the thought that their sleep is a happy one
And I view the final resting place of my departed kin
The grassy footpaths to the old country churchyard
And now in later days as I stroll along
Hearts and tear dimmed eyes
And I'd seen them go with dispairing
Great beyond and many loved ones have followed
I've seen my mother pass onto the
Has brought many heartaches and many tears
Ah, but years have passed and times
And said welcome to my house son
I knew it just as sure as if he'd laid his hand on my shoulder
I knew that God was surely there
And the humming of the bees.
There with the singin' of the birds
More strongly there than anyplace I've ever known
And I seem to sense his presence
Winding path to hear the word of God
And led me slowly down that long
That my mother took my childish hand in hers
Why it seems like only yesterday
To old bygone days and bygone places isn't it
You know it's kinda funny how we cling
That I attened as a boy
My thoughts go back to the old country church
Sometimes in fond mem'ry
With my friends at the old country church.
How I long once more to be
Oh, what joy they bring to me
Precious years of memory
With our friends at the old country church.
And our Sundays were spent
Where with mother we went
With my friends at the old country church
Where I'm longing to be
There's a place dear to me
(J.D. Summer - James W. Vaughn)
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