Difference between revisions of "Give Me That Old Time Religion"
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'''Give Me That Old Time Religion''' | '''Give Me That Old Time Religion''' | ||
| + | Words & Music: Adapted from an African-American spiritual by Charles D. Tillman, who first heard it at an 1889 camp meeting in Lexington, South Carolina. | ||
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Give me that old time religion<br /> | Give me that old time religion<br /> | ||
Give me that old time religion<br /> | Give me that old time religion<br /> | ||
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And it’s good enough for me!<br /> | And it’s good enough for me!<br /> | ||
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| + | It was good for our mothers.<br /> | ||
| + | It was good for our mothers.<br /> | ||
| + | It was good for our mothers.<br /> | ||
| + | And it’s good enough for me!<br /> | ||
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[[Category: Religious Songs]] | [[Category: Religious Songs]] | ||
Revision as of 05:29, February 26, 2010
Give Me That Old Time Religion Words & Music: Adapted from an African-American spiritual by Charles D. Tillman, who first heard it at an 1889 camp meeting in Lexington, South Carolina.
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 the Hebrew children
It was good for the Hebrew children
It was good for the Hebrew children
And it’s good enough for me
It will bring you out of bondage
It will bring you out of bondage
It will bring you out of bondage
And it’s good enough for me
It will do when the world’s on fire
It will do when the world’s on fire
It will do when the world’s on fire
And it’s good enough for me!
It was good for our mothers.
It was good for our mothers.
It was good for our mothers.
And it’s good enough for me!