1. |
Cold Cold World
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2. |
Getting Right
03:29
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There’s a river called the Jordan
It flows to the Dead Sea
Before it ends, it rolls along
Those shores of Galilee
You can jump on in the water
They say anytime of day
That’s the way I heard that you can
Wash those sins away
So before I leave,
Before I go
I’m gettin right with God
Gettin right with God
Before I leave,
Yeah before I go,
I’m gettin right with God
Gettin right with God
Gettin right yeah
There’s a saint named Baptist John
Liked to hang around the bank
People came from all around
To put holy water in their tank
The Savior came one night,
They had a campfire on the lawn
John handed Him an old guitar
And He sang everybody a song
Went before I leave,
Before I go,
I’m gettin right with God
Gettin right with God
Before I leave,
Before I go,
Gettin right with God
Gettin right with God
There’s a river on the other side
It’s the holiest one I know
Carried the gospel
From New Orleans to Chicago
They say Muddy walked on water
The say Lightning walked the line
They tuned up and turned that
Holy water into wine
Sayin before I leave,
Before I go
I’m gettin right with God
Gettin right with God
Before I leave,
Yeah before I go,
I’m gettin right with God
Gettin right with God
Gettin right yeah
(Gettin right)
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3. |
The Only Ones
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4. |
Shuffle On Through
03:05
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If you want to climb the higher mountain
Gotta get up the hill
If you want to clean the space around you
Pick up what you spill
Sometimes you gotta
Shuffle on back, shuffle on down, shuffle on through
Sometimes time you gotta
Break yourself to make yourself somebody new
If you want to see the stars above
Got to get through the clouds
If you want to stand alone
You gotta stand out in the crowd
Sometimes you gotta
Shuffle on back, shuffle on down, shuffle on through
Sometimes you gotta
Break yourself to make yourself somebody new
If you want to sail around the world
You gotta wait for the wind
If you want to find a dream in life
You gotta stop sleepin
Sometimes you gotta
Shuffle on back, shuffle on down, shuffle on through
Sometimes you gotta
Break yourself to make yourself somebody new
Sometimes you gotta
Shuffle on back, shuffle on down, shuffle on through
Sometimes you gotta
Break yourself to make yourself somebody new
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5. |
Cry Me A Creek
03:28
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Cry me a river, cry me a creek
Keep on keeping on like the levee sprung a leak
Must be something wrong
Tears on your cheek
Cry me a river, cry me a creek
Show me a dollar, throw me a dime
Keep on keeping on, one day it’ll all be mine
Don’t wanna be broke
Working overtime
Show me a dollar, throw me a dime
Going to the country
Goin to the shore
Keep on keep on keeping on
Till there’s no place left to go
Got five more miles
So flies the crow
Keep on keep on keeping on
Till there’s no place left to go
Lay me down in roses, lay me down in daisies too
Keep on keeping on, I know you know how to
My ghost is gone
Had something to do
Lay me in roses, lay me down in daisies too
Going to the country
Goin to the show
Keep on keeping on
Till there’s no place left to go
Got five more miles
So flies the crow
Keep on keep on keeping on
Till there’s no place left to go (alright)
Yeah I’m going to the country
Goin down to the shore
Keep on keeping on
Till there’s no place left to go
Got five more miles
So flies the crow
Keep on keep on keeping on
Till there’s no place left to go
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6. |
Books From The Jail House
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7. |
It's Not Me, It's You
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8. |
Summer In The City
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9. |
Ain't It A Shame
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10. |
When It's Gone
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11. |
The Hotel Song
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Chris Kasper Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chris Kasper is an American songwriter with a style rooted in folk, rock and blues. He has been compared everyone from Paul Simon to Beck, and draws on inspiration from musical greats such as Bill Withers and Levon Helm. With 25 years of playing under his belt, Chris’s unique storytelling & lush arrangements, combined with his studio artistry, set him apart as a standout artist of this generation. ... more
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