
Laying Down My Burdens
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- male vocalist
- gospel
- traditional country
- rockabilly
- country pop
- american trad rock
- 1950s
Lyrics
Verse 1
Old church bells are ringing
Down the hollow road again
Mama's hands are praying
For the boy I used to be
Every Sunday morning
I keep looking toward that light
Hoping that the steps I take
Will finally lead me right
Chorus
Let me walk that high road home
Where the sun comes up so bright
Lord I been a wandering soul
But I'm coming back tonight
Let me hear the angels sing
Let that good book pull me near
Oh I'm laying down my burdens
And I'm leaving all my fear
Verse 2
I got dust on my collar
And a heavy weight inside
Ran so far from glory
Nowhere left to hide
But the old oak pew
Still keeps my name in line
And every tear I shed
Is a prayer you're gonna find
Chorus
Let me walk that high road home
Where the sun comes up so bright
Lord I been a wandering soul
But I'm coming back tonight
Let me hear the angels sing
Let that good book pull me near
Oh I'm laying down my burdens
And I'm leaving all my fear
Bridge
I can hear my mother calling
From the morning I was young
Saying son put down the trouble
Let the joyful noise be sung
Chorus
Let me walk that high road home
Where the sun comes up so bright (yes it does)
Lord I been a wandering soul
But I'm coming back tonight
Let me hear the angels sing
Let that good book pull me near
Oh I'm laying down my burdens
And I'm leaving all my fear
Outro
Leaving all my fear
Leaving all my fear
Lord I'm coming home
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