Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Nina Simone
Canonical path: /nina-simone/sunday-in-savannah
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sunday in Savannah
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Sunday in Savannah
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Sunday in savannah
Hear the whole creation shoutin'
Praise the lord
See them flinging out the banner
While the congregation says amen
Young folk
Tendin' sunday school
They sing merrilly 'bout the golden rule
Horse sense preaching all the day
They all hollar in the righteous way
It's time for me to call on mother hannah
While she sits there wishing for her last reward
One more sunday in savannah
One more sunday in atlanta
It's the same thing
Same feeling
Don't ya dare
Go fishin' son
Amen
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