The World Needs a Melody Songtext
von Johnny Cash
The World Needs a Melody Songtext
The world needs a tune that it can hum
The world needs a guitar that it can strum
The world needs a melody that it can sing, sing, sing, sing
Let′s all sing together
In the sweet bye and bye
We shall meet on that beautiful shore, mmm together
The world needs a bell that it can chime
The world needs a drum to keep the time
The world needs a melody that it can sing, sing, sing, sing
Let's all sing together
Gonna lay down my burden, down by the riverside
Together
The world needs a reason to clap its hands
The world needs a leader for its band
The world needs a melody that it can sing, sing, sing, sing
Let′s all sing together
Give me that old time religion, give me that old time religion
Together
In the sweet (gonna lay down my burden, gimme that old time religion)
In the sweet (gonna lay down my burden, gimme that old time religion)
In the sweet (gonna lay down my burden, gimme that old time religion)
In the sweet (gonna lay down my burden, gimme).
The world needs a guitar that it can strum
The world needs a melody that it can sing, sing, sing, sing
Let′s all sing together
In the sweet bye and bye
We shall meet on that beautiful shore, mmm together
The world needs a bell that it can chime
The world needs a drum to keep the time
The world needs a melody that it can sing, sing, sing, sing
Let's all sing together
Gonna lay down my burden, down by the riverside
Together
The world needs a reason to clap its hands
The world needs a leader for its band
The world needs a melody that it can sing, sing, sing, sing
Let′s all sing together
Give me that old time religion, give me that old time religion
Together
In the sweet (gonna lay down my burden, gimme that old time religion)
In the sweet (gonna lay down my burden, gimme that old time religion)
In the sweet (gonna lay down my burden, gimme that old time religion)
In the sweet (gonna lay down my burden, gimme).
Writer(s): Red Lane, Larry Henley, Johnny Slate Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com