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Blood of Jesus, The (1941)

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Blood of Jesus, The (1941)

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* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* There's a long white robe

in heaven, I know *

* There's a long white robe

in heaven, I know *

* There's a long white robe

in heaven, I know *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* There's a starry crown

in heaven, I know *

* There's a starry crown

in heaven, I know *

* There's a starry crown

in heaven, I know *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* There's silver slippers

in heaven, I know *

* There's silver slippers

in heaven, I know *

* There's silver slippers

in heaven, I know *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* There's a long white robe

in heaven, I know *

* There's a long white robe

in heaven, I know *

* There's a long white robe-- **

* Go down, Moses *

* Way down in Egypt land *

* Tell old Pharaoh *

* Let my people go *

* When Israel was

in Egypt land-- *

(man)

Almost gone are the days

when peace ruled the earth

with a firm and gentle hand,

when still God dwelt

in the hearts

of men and women and children.

When the 10

original commandments

were the accepted laws of every

civilized country and nation

on the face of the globe.

When those who prayed on their

knees in church on Sunday

did not go back to their homes

to prey on their neighbors

the remaining six days

of the week.

When religion was practiced

with unfalse solemnity

and honest sincerity.

And when soul salvation

was a heritage from heaven

to not merely a few thousand,

but to many millions.

Those days are almost gone

from the earth.

Almost.

* Obey the Lord,

bold Moses said-- *

* Everybody talkin' 'bout heaven

ain't goin' there *

* Heaven *

* Heaven *

* Gonna shout

all over God's heaven *

* I got a robe *

* You got a robe *

* All of God's children

got a robe *

* When I get to heaven,

gonna put on the robe *

* Gonna shout

all over God's heaven *

* Heaven *

* Heaven *

* Everybody talkin' 'bout heaven

ain't goin' there *

* Heaven *

* Heaven *

* Gonna shout

all over God's heaven *

* I got a crown,

you got a crown *

* All of God's children

got a crown *

* When I get to heaven,

gonna put on the crown *

* Gonna wear it

all over God's heaven *

* Heaven *

* Heaven *

* Everybody talkin' 'bout heaven

ain't goin' there *

* Heaven *

* Heaven *

* Gonna shout

all over God's heaven *

* I got shoes *

* You got shoes *

* All of God's children

got shoes *

* When I get to heaven,

gonna put on the shoes *

* Gonna walk

all over God's heaven *

* Heaven *

* Heaven *

* Everybody talkin' 'bout heaven

ain't goin' there *

* Heaven *

* Heaven *

* Gonna walk

all over God's heaven *

* I got a harp *

* You got a harp *

* All of God's children

got a harp *

* When I get to heaven,

gonna play on my harp *

* Gonna play

all over God's heaven *

* Heaven *

* Heaven *

* Everybody talkin' 'bout heaven

ain't goin' there *

* Heaven *

* Heaven *

* Gonna play

all over God's heaven *

* I got a song *

* You got a song *

* All of God's children

got a song *

* When I get to heaven,

gonna sing out the song *

* Gonna sing

all over God's heaven *

* Heaven *

* Heaven **

(woman)

On Jordan's stormy bank I stand

and cast a wishful eye.

(group)

* On Jordan's *

* Stormy bank *

* I stand *

* And cast *

* A wishful eye **

(man)

Praise the Lord!

(woman)

Praise His name!

Hallelujah!

Glory to God!

Praise Him!

(no dialogue)

(woman)

Amazing Grace,

how sweet the sound

that saved a wretch like me.

(group)

* Amazing Grace *

* How sweet the sound *

* That saved *

* A wretch like me **

Mrs. Jenkins, that gal don't act

like she got nothing.

She sure don't,

Miss Ellerby,

but I think

she's been worried

'cause Razz didn't

come see her get baptized.

Wasn't he here?

No, he came past my house

early this morning

with a g*n on his shoulder.

Said he was going hunting.

Mm-mm...

and on a Sunday too.

--obedience to

the Savior's command

and upon profession

of your faith,

I now baptize you,

my sister,

in the name

of the Father

and the Son

and the Holy Ghost.

Mrs. Jenkins,

I just can't get over

Razz Jackson

going hunting today

and his wife's

being baptized.

They just been married

three months.

They sure have.

But, oh, excuse me

a minute, Sister Ellerby,

but I got to go here

and take her this robe

so she won't catch a cold.

Yes, yes, yes.

Go right ahead,

Sister Jenkins.

(group singing)

Snake!

It's all right, brother.

There! I see a snake!

Keep quiet, brother.

Man, you see

that snake there.

You see that snake,

don't you?

There's a snake,

I tell you!

You don't see that snake?

Snake!

Getting on out.

Come on, come on, come on.

I'm getting on out of here.

Coming right through.

Come on! No!

(group laughing)

(men)

* Run, child, run,

don't let him catch you *

* Run, child, run,

don't let him catch you *

* Run, child, run,

don't let him catch you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, keep on praying,

he can't catch you *

* Keep on praying,

he can't catch you *

* Keep on praying,

he can't catch you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, run to Jesus,

he can't catch you *

* Run to Jesus,

he can't catch you *

* Run to Jesus,

he can't catch you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, there he is

right there behind you *

* There he is

right there behind you *

* There he is

right there behind you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, run, child, run,

go on to Glory *

* Run, child, run,

go on to Glory *

* Run, child, run,

go on to Glory *

* And leave old Satan behind **

Now, daughter, you better

lay down a little while.

All right, Sister Jenkins.

I sure will.

Well, I guess I better be

getting on home now,

Sister Jackson.

All right, Sister Jenkins.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

You're welcome, child.

You're welcome.

Razz Jackson, did you

have any luck?

Oh, uh, not much,

Sister Jenkins.

Just a couple of rabbits,

that's all.

Oh, they're big ones

too, ain't they?

I bet they sure is fat.

Oh, they ain't so fat,

Mrs. Jenkins.

I mean, they ain't

as fat as they look.

They just look that way

'cause they's in that sack.

No, ma'am, them rabbits

ain't that fat.

No, ma'am.

Boy, these rabbits

bound to be fat,

heavy as this sack is.

Let me see.

Look out there,

Mrs. Jenkins.

That nail ain't very strong.

It's liable to pull out.

Uh-- wait a minute.

I'll hang it over here

against the wall, you know.

Well, I guess I better

be going, Brother Jackson.

Thank you, thank you,

Mrs. Jenkins.

Thank you very much

for looking after

Martha, thank you.

You're welcome, son.

**

Razz!

What is it, honey?

Whose hogs is it

you got in that sack?

Uh, they, uh--

well, they ain't

nobody's, honey.

Them's wild hogs.

They don't belong

to nobody.

Now, Razz Jackson.

You know there ain't

no wild hogs in them woods.

Every hog out there

belongs to somebody.

I guess you're right, honey.

But you know, we didn't have

a thing to eat in this house.

And if I hadn't been lucky

enough to run up on them two,

surely you wouldn't

have had nothing to eat

for supper tonight.

Lord have mercy.

Sister Ellerby, come in.

Won't you have a seat?

No, Sister Jenkins, I just

thought I'd come by to tell you

Luke Willis almost broke up

the baptizing after you left.

What, again?

Yes-- last year

he saw an alligator.

This year it was a snake.

(chuckles)

I say it was

the devil both times.

I do too.

Say, Sister Jenkins,

what'd you do

about Sister Jackson?

My gracious, child,

listen.

(whispering)

Sure enough,

Sister Jenkins?

Yes, ma'am.

I had both hands

right on them.

Mmm, mmm, mmm.

Razz?

What you want now, honey?

Why don't you try to pray

and get religion?

We could be so much happier

if you would.

Okay, honey, I'll try.

(group)

* When they crucified my Lord *

* Were you there *

* When they crucified my Lord? *

* Oh, sometimes *

* It causes me to tremble *

* Tremble, tremble *

* Were you there *

* When they crucified my Lord? *

(shot fires, Martha screams)

Martha! Martha!

Martha!

Martha!

Oh, honey, is you hurt?

Martha!

Talk to me, honey!

Oh, my goodness!

(group)

* Swing low, sweet chariot *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* Swing low, sweet chariot *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* I looked over Jordan

and what did I see *

* Coming for to carry me home? *

* Oh, a band of angels

coming after me *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* Swing low, sweet chariot *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* Oh, swing low, sweet chariot *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* If you get there before I do *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* Tell all my friends

I'm a-comin' too *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* Swing low, sweet chariot *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* Oh, swing low, sweet chariot *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* Swing low, sweet chariot *

* Coming for to carry me home *

* Oh, swing low, sweet chariot *

* Coming for to carry me home **

(group humming)

How is she,

Sister Jenkins?

She's just about

to go, Brother Jackson.

(sobbing)

Oh, Martha!

Martha!

(sobbing)

Brother Jackson,

I know how you feel,

but there ain't no need

of you going yourself

like that.

If it's the Lord's will

for her to stay, she'll stay

and if it's the Lord's will

for her to go, she'll go.

(group)

In the mercy of the Lord.

He sure is taking it hard,

ain't he, Sister Jenkins?

He sure is.

But she ain't got a chance,

Sister Ellerby.

How come?

The doctor said the b*llet

went clean through her

and then come out through

this picture over here.

It sure did.

Come on,

sisters and brothers.

Let us kneel down

and pray.

Our Father,

Who art in Heaven,

we bow down before You

this evening

to pray

for one of Your children--

Sister Martha Ann Jackson.

(group)

Yes.

Lord, Sister Martha Ann

is a brand-new soldier

of the Cross.

Lord, yes.

She ain't had time

to buckle on a sword

and go out in the

b*ttlefield and fight.

Oh, no.

We needs her, Lord!

We sure do, Lord.

We needs her

down here amongst us.

Oh, we need her.

Although her husband,

Brother Razz Jackson,

has strayed from the path

of righteousness all his life.

Yes, Lord.

He needs her too.

He sure does.

Now this evening,

our Heavenly Father,

we bow down before

Your throne of grace,

asking You to come down

into this vale of sorrows

and make Sister Martha Ann

well again.

Lord, we know that You

and only You

can pull the misery

from this pain-wracked body.

Yes, Lord.

We know, Lord,

that You and only You

can come down

and drive her miseries away.

Yes, Lord.

We know, Lord,

that You and only You

can drive the sin from

Brother Razz Jackson's heart.

Yes, Lord.

And make him see the light.

Yes, Lord.

Please, Lord.

Please, Lord.

Please.

Please.

Come down and make

Sister Martha Ann well again.

Yes.

We ask these blessings

in the name of the Father

and Your Son

who died on the cross

and the Holy Ghost,

forever, amen.

Amen.

(group)

* Give me

that old-time religion *

* Give me

that old-time religion *

* Give me

that old-time religion *

* It's good enough for me *

* It was good

for Paul and Simon *

* It was good

for Paul and Simon *

* It was good

for Paul and Simon *

* It's good enough for me *

* It was good

for the Hebrew children *

* It was good

for the Hebrew children *

* It was good

for the Hebrew children *

* It's good enough for me *

* Give me

that old-time religion *

* Give me that old-time-- **

(quietly)

* Give me

that old-time religion *

* It's good enough for me *

* Give me

that old-time religion *

* Give me

that old-time religion *

* Give me

that old-time religion *

* It's good enough for me **

**

(man)

* A pilgrim of sorrow *

* I'm lost

in this wide world alone *

* No hope have I for tomorrow *

* I'm trying

to make Heaven my home *

* My mother has reached

that pure glory *

* My father's

still walking in sin *

* My sisters and brothers

won't own me *

* Because I'm trying

to get in *

* Sometimes I am

tossed and driven *

* Sometimes I don't know

where to roam *

* I've heard

of a city called Heaven *

* I've started

to make Heaven my home *

* Sometimes

I am tossed and driven, oh *

* Sometimes I don't know

where to roam *

* I've heard

of a city called Heaven *

* I'm trying

to make Heaven my-- *

**

(angel)

This is the end

of the trail.

Here, all is silent

save for the mummers of grief

and the muffled sobbing of those

who have long since departed

from among the living.

But why do they mourn?

They mourn because their efforts

are yet unrewarded.

Because the unjust

have struck down

the good and the unselfish.

Because sin is enthroned

in the seat of power.

These were all good people.

They came to the earth

bringing love and truth

and were hated in return.

They came to teach the Gospel

and were treated with scorn.

They came bringing redemption

and were stoned and crucified.

Oh, that the children of men

should be so blind.

Yet, it has ever been so

that the righteous

have been treated with contempt

and almost driven

from the face of the earth.

But they have not

died in vain.

Each succeeding generation

has built monuments

to their memory.

Look there

and there and there.

These monuments are the

treasures of the human race.

Slowly, the human race

moves forward,

but it does move forward.

Yes.

But why have you

brought me here?

Is this the end

of the trail for me?

No.

There is no place

for you here yet.

Come with me.

**

That road leads

to the highway of life.

There at the crossroads

you will find

that which you seek.

The road to the right leads

to happiness and eternal life.

The road to the left leads to

death, hell and destruction.

Be on your way,

but walk clear of temptation

and beware of the hypocrites

and the false prophets-- go.

(silent)

There she goes.

You know what to do.

Okay, Judas.

Go ahead.

Do your stuff.

(laughing wildly)

(gasps painfully)

Ah...

(gasps)

Really beautiful,

isn't it?

I didn't mean

to frighten you.

Green is my name.

Judas Green.

And yours?

My name is

Martha Ann Jackson.

Beautiful name,

but not half as beautiful

as the one that owns it.

And you know,

I've got something

right here in this bag

that'll make you

even more lovely.

Now, isn't that

a gorgeous thing?

Here, take it.

Take it.

You'll be needing something

like that in the city.

And look, here are shoes

to match it.

And just to think,

they're your size

and they are all yours too.

(angel)

Be not overanxious

for what you shall put on.

Life is a more wonderful gift

than clothing for the body.

Why, in the city,

a girl would be a queen

with those on.

And you know, you've

got to wear clothes.

The law says so.

(angel)

Your Heavenly Father knoweth

that ye have need

of all these things.

Go ahead and keep them.

They don't

cost you anything.

(angel)

Sell not your soul

for the raiment of a peacock.

Seek ye first the kingdom of God

and His righteousness

and all these things

shall be added unto you.

Now, wouldn't you look

funny in the city

with nothing on

but that nightgown?

(Judas chuckles)

(laughs)

(both laughing)

(man shouts,

piano playing jazz)

(applause)

Well, honey,

how did you like that?

Oh, that was good.

All right, all right,

all right, ladies and gentlemen.

We will now bring to you

Miss Bernice Gaines

doing for you

her acrobatic dance.

Miss Gaines.

(piano resumes,

applause)

(music continues)

(music ends, applause)

All right, all right,

ladies and gentlemen.

All right, okay, okay.

Wasn't that fine?

Well, all right then.

Now we bring to you--

Miss Gussie Smith

will sing a number for you.

Come on, Gussie.

Give her a great big hand.

(piano resumes, applause)

* If you don't want me, honey *

* Please don't dog me around *

* Oh, honey, babe *

* Just the say the word *

* And I will leave this town *

* And stay away *

* I've done all I could *

* Trying to make you good *

* But you broke my heart

just to pass the time away *

* Don't blame me

if I got those weary blues *

* New Orleans blues *

* I'm so blue *

* I don't know what to do *

* About you *

* Now, if you don't

want me no more *

* I'm gonna pack

my little grip and go *

* So if you don't

want me, honey *

* Please don't dog me around **

(music ends, applause)

All right, ladies and gentlemen,

all right, all right.

I'll bring Gussie back

in a few moments.

You know, she got to go now.

When you got to go,

you got to go.

(laughter)

So now, ladies and gentlemen,

we'll have Buzz Scott

beat out a little jive

on this box here.

Everybody get up and dance!

It's okay, folks.

I'll see you later

'cause I've got to go too!

(piano resumes, applause)

Uh, Miss Jackson?

This is Mr. Rufus Brown.

How do you do,

Miss Jackson?

I'm glad to know you,

Mr. Brown.

Won't you sit down?

Sure, sure, thanks.

Mr. Brown is a--

businessman in the city

and he thinks he can

put you to work right away.

Yeah-- I think she'll do

all right, Mr. Green.

Oh, that would be fine,

Mr. Brown.

'Cause you see,

the best part about it,

you'll be making

plenty of money.

And you won't have to

work hard to make it.

All you gotta do is

come on down to my place

and I'll-

(tune playing on jukebox)

(people clapping

and shouting raucous comments)

(laughter,

music continues)

(clapping and shouting continue)

(music continues in distance)

(louder music, shouting,

clapping and laughter)

(music, shouting

and laughter continue)

(song ends, applause)

(slide steel guitar)

(man)

* Come on, mama,

let's truck on down *

* To the Golden Slipper

and break 'em down *

* 913 on Taylor Street *

* They got good whiskey

and plenty pig meat *

* But what you gonna do *

* When they break

the Golden Slipper up? *

* You won't have nowhere to go

and get drunk and truck **

(door opens)

Say, what is you waiting on?

How come you didn't

come on downstairs?

Oh, uh, Mr. Brown,

I've decided not to take

the job you offered me.

I'll think I'll go on

to the crossroads.

Listen, sister.

I done paid Judas Green $30

for that dress you got on,

for them shoes you got on.

And if there's gonna be

any deciding done,

I'm gonna do it and not you.

Now hurry up and get on

downstairs and get busy.

(door slams)

(sobbing)

Oh God, have mercy

on my soul!

**

(male voice)

Blessed are the poor in spirit,

for theirs

is the Kingdom of Heaven.

Blessed are they that mourn,

for they shall be comforted.

Blessed are the meek, for they

shall inherit the earth.

Ye are the salt of the earth.

But if the salt

has lost its savor,

wherewith shall it be salted?

It is thenceforth

good for nothing

but to be cast out and to be

trodden under foot of men.

(Satan)

Remember what

that fella said?

He said you'll be making

plenty of money

and you won't have to

work hard to get it.

(chuckles)

Now, ain't that nice?

Go ahead.

Anyway, it's too late

to turn back now.

(chuckling)

Take heed,

that no man deceive you.

There is forgiveness

between the cup and the lip.

There is life between

the stirrup and the ground.

Go while there is still time.

(man)

* Get a table

and sit right down *

* Drink good whiskey

but we ain't gonna clown *

* Now what you gonna do *

* When they break

the Golden Slipper up? *

* You won't have nowhere to go

and get drunk and truck *

* Yeah, play a while *

**

**

* You always talk

about the women you like *

* To get a good woman,

you gotta spend your jive *

* Get your boys

before I pour *

* Don't spend your money

whenever I go *

* Now what you gonna do *

* When they break

the Golden Slipper up? *

* You won't have nowhere to go

and get drunk and truck **

I want my money!

I saw when she took it!

She ain't no good!

Men, men, be reasonable!

Oh, the heck

with that stuff!

Let's go get her!

Let's go get her!

Wait a minute,

wait a minute--

(music continues

in the distance)

(men)

* Oh, run, child, run,

the devil's behind you *

* Run, child, run,

the devil's behind you *

* Run, child, run,

the devil's behind you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, run, child, run,

don't let him catch you *

* Run, child, run,

don't let him catch you *

* Run, child, run,

don't let him catch you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, keep on praying,

he can't catch you *

* Keep on praying,

he can't catch you *

* Keep on praying,

he can't catch you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, run to Jesus,

he can't catch you *

* Run to Jesus,

he can't catch you *

* Run to Jesus,

he can't catch you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, run, child, run,

the devil's behind you *

* Run, child, run,

the devil's behind you *

* Run, child, run,

the devil's behind you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, run, child, run,

don't let him catch you *

* Run, child, run,

don't let him catch you *

* Run, child, run,

don't let him catch you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, keep on praying,

he can't catch you *

* Keep on praying,

he can't catch you *

* Keep on praying,

he can't catch you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, run to Jesus,

he can't catch you *

* Run to Jesus,

he can't catch you *

* Run to Jesus,

he can't catch you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, there is he

right there behind you *

* There is he

right there behind you *

* There is he

right there behind you *

* Leave him far behind *

* Oh, run, child, run,

go on to Glory *

* Run, child, run,

go on to Glory *

* Run, child, run,

go on to Glory *

* Leave old Satan behind **

(band playing,

people clapping and shouting)

(Satan laughing)

(male voice)

Get thee behind me, Satan.

Thou art now on holy ground.

(music, laughter,

shouting and clapping continue)

(Satan starts the engine)

(people shouting)

(man)

There she is!

Yeah, we got her now!

That's her, all right.

Sure, that's her.

I oughta mash your brains

out with this rock.

(male voice)

Stop!

What hath this woman done?

She stole my money, Lord.

She ain't no good.

She always robbing somebody.

She robbed me once.

She's a sinner!

(male voice)

He that is without sin

among you,

let him cast

the first stone at her.

**

(group)

* Steal away *

* Steal away *

* Steal away *

* To Jesus *

* Steal away *

* Steal away home *

* I ain't got long *

* To stay here *

* My Lord, He calls me *

* He calls me by the thunder *

* The trumpet sounds *

* Within my soul *

* I ain't got long *

* To stay here *

* Steal away *

* Steal away *

* Steal away to Jesus *

* Steal away *

* Steal away home *

* I ain't got long *

* To stay here *

* Green trees are bending *

* Poor sinners *

* Stand a-trembling *

* The trumpet sounds *

* Within my soul *

* I ain't got long *

* To stay here *

* Steal away *

* Steal away *

* Steal away to Jesus *

* Steal away *

* Steal away home *

* I ain't got long *

* To stay here *

* Steal away *

* Steal away *

* Steal away to Jesus *

* Steal away *

* Steal away home *

* I ain't got long *

* To stay here **

Razz?

Razz!

I-I-Is you all right, honey?

Yes, Razz, I'm all right.

I'm going to get well.

Why did they stop singing?

I like to hear them sing.

Sister Jenkins!

Sister Jenkins!

Sister Jenkins!

Look, Sister Jenkins!

L-L-Look, there she is!

Look at her! See?

She's all right.

She's gonna get well.

Truly the good Lord

is merciful.

(group)

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* And I don't want it

to leave me behind *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news (good news) *

* Chariot's a-coming *

* Good news-- **