Lyrics Sunday in the South (Karaoke Version With Lead Vocal) [Originally Performed By Shenandoah] - Country Karaoke Cow Boys
Millworker
houses
lined
up
in
a
row
Another
southern
sunday's
morning
glow
Beneath
the
steeple
all
the
people
had
begun
Shaking
hands
with
the
man
who
grips
the
gospel
gun
While
the
quiet
prayer,
the
smell
of
dinner
on
the
ground
Fills
up
the
morning
air,
ain't
nothing
sweeter
around
I
can
almost
hear
my
mama
pray
Oh
Lord
forgive
us
when
we
doubt
Another
sacred
sunday
in
the
south,
alright
A
ragged
rebel
flag
flies
high
above
it
all
Popping
the
wind
like
an
angry
cannon
ball
Now
the
coals
of
history
are
cold
and
still
But
they
still
smell
the
powder
burning,
and
they
probaly
always
will
And
on
the
old
town
square,
under
the
barber
shop
pole
They
sit
me
up
in
the
chair,
when
I
was
four
years
old
I
can
almost
hear
my
papa
say
Won't
you
hold
still,
son,
stop
squirming
around
Another
southern
sunday's
comin'
down
I
can
almost
hear
the
old
folks
say
You
made
it
big,
one
day
you'll
leave
this
town
Some
other
lazy
sunday,
you'll
be
back
around
I
can
feel
the
evening
sun
go
down
And
all
the
lights
in
the
houses
one
by
one
go
out
Softly
in
the
distance,
nothing
stirs
about
And
the
night
is
filled
with
the
sound
of
a
whipporwill
Want
a
sunday
in
the
south,
alright
Just
another
sunday
in
the
south
Oh,
another
sacred
sunday
in
the
south
How
I
miss
them
old
sweet
sundays
in
the
south
I
can
hear
my
mama
calling,
in
the
south,
alright
Oh-oh-oh
In
the
south
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