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Something you should know about The Pale Horse & His Rider Lyrics Title: Hank Williams - The Pale Horse & His Rider lyrics Artist: Hank Williams Lyrics Visitors: 188 visitors have hited The Pale Horse & His Rider Lyrics since May 27, 2008. Recorded by hank williams, sr. (with audrey williams) Words and music by johnny bailes, ervin staggs, zeke clements And muriel deason wright (aka kitty wells) [g] listen poor sinner; you’re driftin’ away >from the dear saviour; who’s pleading to-[d] day [g] what will you do; when the saviour ain’t [c] nigh When the pale [g] horse and his [d] rider goes [g] by? The time now ain’t long; when the saviour will come Then you’ll be judged; by the deeds you have done On that judgement day; you’ll weep and you’ll cry When the pale horse and his rider goes by? When that trumpet sounds; on the sinners below Not even the angels; in heaven will know Then’s when you’ll wish; you had jesus nigh When the pale horse and his rider goes by? Won’t you redeem; your poor wicked soul You can’t pay your way; with silver and gold If you’re not saved; you’ll be lost in the night When the pale horse and his rider goes by? Fans who visit this lyrics also like: Maybe you are looking for: Hank Williams - The Pale Horse & His Rider Lyrics for mp3 Hank Williams - The Pale Horse & His Rider Lyric Hank Williams - The Pale Horse & His Rider Letras Hank Williams - The Pale Horse & His Rider Songtexte Hank Williams - The Pale Horse & His Rider Lyrique Hank Williams - The Pale Horse & His Rider Testo Hank Williams - The Pale Horse & His Rider Referencias Tips to look for free audio clips (Don't use those tips to download illegally. To buy music is always the best way to support your idols) |
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