Seven Sundays
Clay Walker
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D A This tie's fitting just a littleBm too tightG A Might have had one too many lastD nightD A I wonder if it's written all overBm my faceG It's been a little while since I'veA D seen this placeD A Still I'm sitting here in the backBm rowG A Like a long lost son is come backD homeA Bm When I bow my head and taken offA my hatG A A Sunday morning takes me back Chorus:G Growing up under that hometown church steepleContinúa después del anuncioG Learning God hates sin but still loves peopleD The preacher preaching 'bout the Promised LandD And me thinking 'bout holding Jesse Lynn's handG And one hot summer when I was thirteenG Took my soul to the river and washed it cleanD Feels so good, Lord, why can'tA there beG A Seven Sundays a weekD Well, I can still hear daddyA Bm singing strong and lowG A D It is well, it is well with my soulD A Bm And mama laid out my Sunday bestG I can still count every flower onA D her blue sundressA Bm I've done a lot of living sinceA those daysG But a boy comes back when he's beenA raised ChorusG It was softball gamesA And it was true love waitsG And all of those amazing thingsA About amazing grace