C F/A C F A long time ago they put me on a train to Selma, AlabamaC F C F And I rode that train all the way to Tala... TaladegaF G My papa said son you better educate your mindEm Am So he sent me away to a school for the blindF G/E I guess there were good times and I know there were badC Am G F G But I never blamed the Lord for the trouble I had [Chorus]C F While they stayed on the gospel sideC F I stayed on the gospel side [Instrumental]Am G C F C F [Verse]C Well the teachers thereF C F soaked the rope in water overnightC and I was bound to get a whoopin'F C F if I did wrong, or if I did rightF G I was lost sometime and now I'm foundC F Amazing grace how sweet the soundF G one night on the radio I heard the Golden Gate QuartetC Am G F G I started singin' for the Lord and I ain't stopped singin' yet [Chorus]C F I stayed on the gospel sideC F I stayed on the gospel sideAm G F I seen the sinner and the sanctifiedG C but I stayed on the gospel side [Bridge]Am Em Am Em F [Verse]C F C F When my work is done and I'm finally goin' home to see my makerC F C F Nothin' scarin' me in this world no more, not the devil or the undertakerF G I'll finally see my father's faceC F hold my mother close and feel her grace [Chorus]C F I just stayed on the gospel sideC F I stayed on the gospel sideAm G F I seen the sinner and the sanctifiedF G C though I stayed on the gospel sideC F I stayed on the gospel sideC F I stayed on the gospel side) [Outro]Am G F I seen the sinner and the sanctifiedF G C
Stay On The Gospel Side
The Blind Boys of Alabama
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