E B7 E (Shall we gather at the river that flows by the throne of God) [Verse] (Background Strumming and humming)E B7 The church doors opened one Sunday in a little country townE The people all were silent in the rain that misted downB7 And an old gray-haired granddad his shoulders stooped with painE Was holdin' fast a little boy who kept cryin' in the rainB7 And in the dim candlelight within a casket lay so stillE That soon would lie beneath the earth, up at the top of the hillThe little boy kept askin' in a low and plaintive toneB7 E What's wrong with mommy grandpa won't she be comin' home It's awful lonesome grandpa since daddy went awayB7 E And mommy's all the reason why I'm happy every day Wouldn't she feel better grandpa if I layed down by her sideB7 E The old man turned and faced him and with these words repliedB7 Mother went a walkin' son away up in the skyE Along the brook that winds among the stars up there on high And down the valley where the sun goes home at night to sleepB7 E Mother went a walkin' son, she wouldn't want us to weepB7 The boy didn't seem to understand just where his mom had goneE He couldn't realize that now, she wouldn't be comin' homeB7 He saw the rain on grandpa's face he didn't know he criedE And of course he couldn't hear the words that grandpa said insideB7 E Mother went a walkin', son, up yonder in the skyB7 And all that we can do down here son is bow our heads and cryE She's gone to meet your daddy son and take him by the handB7 E Yes mother went a walkin' son, in God's great meadowland
Mother Went A Walkin
Jim Reeves
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