irony, the cleansing Except eccentric faith, to need religion to sit high Among the elect on march the saints On march the saints On march the saints
s irony The cleansing With all our lives at stake From at rest to the present Are sitting high among the elect On march the saints... March We have
came up on a mill And I got 'em sweepin' and pickin' up tags off the floor Bag full of clothes I remember havin' rocks in the hall On the glimmer with
cool ones, play some pool and listen To that tenor saxophone that's calling me home And I can hear the band begin when The Saints go marching in And by the whiskers on
[Chorus: Saint Nick] Think it's a game 'til them thangs come out I bang out 'til your brains hang out.. .. cause you're fuckin with a gangsta nigga, a
on Let's go Can you feel the beat of a thousand marching feet Can you feel the beat of a thousand marching feet They're breaking down the wall They
a second Every man reckon it sure would be good to be there Whether Zion or Mecca when the gates are finally closed And the saints go marching in
long before Babylon (Babylon) the Great has fallen (fallen) and the saints go marching in (2x) Verse 2: Death is right around the corner don't let it creep up on
life had warned us long ago We're on the wrong half of a disappearing act Of a disappearing act Oh and when you hear the saints go marching in As you're walking down
Driving rain, narrow shoulder Break down lane, marching forward Gone where I do not know One eye on the open road Stepping out in the great unknown with
on the Cross Bronx with Gunz my man On the South side of town with a brick in my hand Forest, Melrose, McKinley, the boulevard, Washington Patterson, Courtland I'm on
When I was a kid, I had a little record I played it over and over, each and every day Sung by a man, named Louie Armstrong Saint's marched right in from
if it wasn't for His grace Yeah He took me outta nothin' and He made ya boy a saint Hook: Yeah they tell me sugar coat it, dumb it down, but I can't
t stop for a second Every man recon It sure would be good to be there Whether Zion or Mecca When gates are finally closed And the Saints go marching in
he's a saint or so they say They brought their saint home today. Above the narrow Belfast streets An Irish sky looks down and weeps On childrens' blood
have lived and died Till by a bullet sanctified Now he's a saint or so they say They brought their young saint home today An irish sky looks down and