Please share your favorite Christian songs with me every day
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Yes, this song is also in my repertoire, although in the following medley of spirituals:
Medley of Spirituals
[In F:] (Ch-ch-ch… 1. Dis (F) train is bound for glory, dis train.
Dis train is bound for glory, dis train, dis train (C7).
(Refrain: ) Dis (F) train is bound for glory; If (Bb) you ride it, you must be holy.
Dis (F) train, dis (C7) train, dis (F) train. (etc.)
2. Dis train don’t carry no doubters, dis train (etc.) …(Refrain)
(Refrain: )//Wheel, wheel, wheel, Wheel in the middle of the air.//
(Repeat //)
F C7 F (etc.)
Ezekiel saw the wheel, way up, in the middle of the air.
Ezekiel saw the wheel, way in the middle of the air.
The big (F) wheel run by faith,
The little (f) wheel run by the grace of God,
Wheel (F) within a wheel (D7),
Way (F) in the middle (C7) of the air (F).(Refrain)
F Bb F C7
(Refrain: ) //Swing low, sweet chariot, coming for to carry me home.//
(Repeat // C7 F)
FBb FC7
I looked over Jordan, and what did I see, coming for to carry me home?
F F7 BbF C7 F
A band of angels coming after me, coming for to carry me home.(Refrain) [A7]
d A7d
(Refrain: ) Joshua fought the battle of Jericho, Jericho, Jericho. Joshua
fought the battle of Jericho, and the walls (A7) came a-tumbling down (d). d A7 d A7
You may talk about your man of Gideon; you may talk about your king of Saul.
There’s none (d) like good old Joshua at the battle (A7) of Jericho (d). (etc.)
Up to the walls of Jericho, he marched with spear in hand.
“Go blow those ram horns!” Joshua cried, “’Cause the battle is in my hand.”
Then the ram and sheep horns began to blow; the trumpets began to sound.
Joshua commanded the people to SHOUT!—
and the walls came a-tumbling down. (Refrain)
