Rocky Road
Alabama Sacred Harp Singers * Track #17 On Anthology of American Folk Music Volume Two: Social Music
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Rocky Road by Alabama Sacred Harp Singers
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Alabama Sacred Harp SingersRocky Road Lyrics
I'm enlisted on the road
I'm almost done traveling
Enlisted on the road
I'm bound to go where Jesus is
My soul shall ascend where Jesus is
To enjoy the peaceful home of rest
I'm bound to go where Jesus is
And be there forever blest
It's a mighty rocky road
I'm almost done traveling
A mighty rocky road
I'm bound to go where Jesus is
I've a Father on the road
He's almost done traveling
A Father on the road
He's bound to go where Jesus is
His soul shall ascend where Jesus is
To enjoy the peaceful home of rest
He's bound to go where Jesus is
And be there forever blest
Rocky Road Q&A
Who wrote Rocky Road's ?
Rocky Road was written by Alabama Sacred Harp Singers.
When did Alabama Sacred Harp Singers release Rocky Road?
Alabama Sacred Harp Singers released Rocky Road on Sun Jan 01 1928.