Song | When The Saints |
Artist | Sara Groves |
Album | Tell Me What You Know |
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作曲 : Groves | |
Lord I have a heavy burden of all | |
I've seen and know | |
It's more than | |
I can handle | |
But your word is burning like a fire shut up in my bones and | |
I can't let it go | |
And when I'm weary and overwrought with so many battles left unfought | |
I think of | |
Paul and Silas in the prison yard | |
I hear their song of freedom rising to the stars | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
Lord it's all that | |
I can't carry and cannot leave behind | |
It all can overwhelm me | |
But when I think of all who've gone before and lived a faithful life | |
Their courage compels me | |
And when I'm weary and overwrought with so many battles left unfought | |
I think of | |
Paul and Silas in the prison yard | |
I hear their song of freedom rising to the stars | |
I see the shepherd | |
Moses in the | |
Pharaoh's court | |
I hear his call for freedom for the people of the | |
Lord And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
I see the long quiet walk along the | |
Underground | |
Railroad I see the slave awakening to the value of her soul | |
I see the young missionary and the angry spear | |
I see his family returning with no trace of fear | |
I see the long hard shadows of | |
Calcutta nights | |
I see the sisters standing by the dying man's side | |
I see the young girl huddled on the brothel floor | |
I see the man with a passion come kicking down that door | |
I see the man of sorrow and his long troubled road | |
I see the world on his shoulders and my easy load | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
I want to be one of them | |
I want to be one of them | |
I want to be one of them |
zuo qu : Groves | |
Lord I have a heavy burden of all | |
I' ve seen and know | |
It' s more than | |
I can handle | |
But your word is burning like a fire shut up in my bones and | |
I can' t let it go | |
And when I' m weary and overwrought with so many battles left unfought | |
I think of | |
Paul and Silas in the prison yard | |
I hear their song of freedom rising to the stars | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
Lord it' s all that | |
I can' t carry and cannot leave behind | |
It all can overwhelm me | |
But when I think of all who' ve gone before and lived a faithful life | |
Their courage compels me | |
And when I' m weary and overwrought with so many battles left unfought | |
I think of | |
Paul and Silas in the prison yard | |
I hear their song of freedom rising to the stars | |
I see the shepherd | |
Moses in the | |
Pharaoh' s court | |
I hear his call for freedom for the people of the | |
Lord And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
I see the long quiet walk along the | |
Underground | |
Railroad I see the slave awakening to the value of her soul | |
I see the young missionary and the angry spear | |
I see his family returning with no trace of fear | |
I see the long hard shadows of | |
Calcutta nights | |
I see the sisters standing by the dying man' s side | |
I see the young girl huddled on the brothel floor | |
I see the man with a passion come kicking down that door | |
I see the man of sorrow and his long troubled road | |
I see the world on his shoulders and my easy load | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
I want to be one of them | |
I want to be one of them | |
I want to be one of them |
zuò qǔ : Groves | |
Lord I have a heavy burden of all | |
I' ve seen and know | |
It' s more than | |
I can handle | |
But your word is burning like a fire shut up in my bones and | |
I can' t let it go | |
And when I' m weary and overwrought with so many battles left unfought | |
I think of | |
Paul and Silas in the prison yard | |
I hear their song of freedom rising to the stars | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
Lord it' s all that | |
I can' t carry and cannot leave behind | |
It all can overwhelm me | |
But when I think of all who' ve gone before and lived a faithful life | |
Their courage compels me | |
And when I' m weary and overwrought with so many battles left unfought | |
I think of | |
Paul and Silas in the prison yard | |
I hear their song of freedom rising to the stars | |
I see the shepherd | |
Moses in the | |
Pharaoh' s court | |
I hear his call for freedom for the people of the | |
Lord And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
I see the long quiet walk along the | |
Underground | |
Railroad I see the slave awakening to the value of her soul | |
I see the young missionary and the angry spear | |
I see his family returning with no trace of fear | |
I see the long hard shadows of | |
Calcutta nights | |
I see the sisters standing by the dying man' s side | |
I see the young girl huddled on the brothel floor | |
I see the man with a passion come kicking down that door | |
I see the man of sorrow and his long troubled road | |
I see the world on his shoulders and my easy load | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
And when the | |
Saints go marching in | |
I want to be one of them | |
I want to be one of them | |
I want to be one of them | |
I want to be one of them |