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Video Karaoke Where the Cross Don't Burn - Garth Brooks & Charley Pride

Este tema es una versión de Where the Cross Don't Burn, que popularizó Garth Brooks

Formatos disponibles:

CDG (MP3+G)
MP4
KFN
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Tempo: variable (alrededor de 100 BPM)

Tonalidad idéntica al original: RE

Duración: 04:01 - Escuchar en: 01:55

Fecha de publicación: 2020
Géneros: Country, Música cristiana, En inglés
Compositores: Phil S., Troy Wayne Jones, Jr., Johan Hans Wetterberg

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Letra Where the Cross Don't Burn

We were white and they were black
And our lives they were divided by the railroad tracks
But we'd meet up every mornin' at that river bend
It's where I learned about Jesus from my only black friend
And sometimes we'd sit and stare up at the sky
I could see the hope of heaven in his eyes
In the land where the cotton grows
In a time when change came slow
Just beyond the point of no return
A white boy and a black old man
On the tracks walkin' hand in hand
That's where I come to understand and learn
Where the cross don't burn
He'd tell me
Money doesn't matter
Money doesn't matter nor the color of your skin
You can stumble, even fall and still get up again
'Cos it ain't about the deeds good or bad that we have done
All we have to do is love to be disciples of the Son
And we'd join hands and bow our heads to pray
And he told me that he loved me every day
In the land where the cotton grows
In a time when change came slow
Just beyond the point of no return
A white boy and a black old man
On the tracks walkin' hand in hand
That's where I come to understand and learn
Where the cross don't burn
Yeah we're all gathered here this mornin' at this river bend
To say our last goodbyes to my very best friend
As his ashes slowly float away we know it's only 'till we meet again someday
In the land where the cotton grows
In a time when change came slow
Just beyond the point of no return
A young boy and a kind old man
On the tracks walkin' hand in hand
That's where I come to understand and learn
Where the cross don't burn

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