Charles Wesley Godwin Lyrics

Brand New Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin From the day that I came kickin’ and screamin’ in this world I’ve fallen short of who I want to be They dipped

Gospel Of The South Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin I was going home, I was going to Memphis When I heard a preacher on the Pentecostal radio And he talked

God’s Been Good To Me Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin One, two One, two, three When it’s pouring rain, I can hear that thunder But my shoulders remain dry When

Christian Name Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin Your side of the bed’s made empty, left a few months back Every breath I’m taking’s labored, can a man die— From that?

Every Once In A While Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin Matthew 28, verse 20 that says that Christ said all power is given to me in the Heaven and the

Street Advice Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin Advice from a stranger You should take with a grain of salt But son, I ain’t no stranger to that split tongue devil’s

Place I Know Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin I laid my heart in a cherry box eight years ago And I passed it to a girl that I love Days

I Caught The Sunrise Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin Phone call came, it was 3 a.m. I was running from a ghost In a dream I was in Oh, a

Try Again Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin Learning to trust Ready to get back up Hard things hurt but my faith still works I’ve had enough Time to rise from

Sermon Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin Bible says to trust in the Lord at all times Trust in the Lord with all thine heart Lean not into thine own understandings

Hallelujah High Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin Harley’s wearing pinstripes, his hair’s all a mess Becky’s in the third pew, barely staying in her dress And the Lord’s talking awfully

Hey There Son Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin (Feat. Wyatt Flores) Hey there, Son I can’t wait to get to know ya Can’t wait to get to show ya All

Better That Way Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin & Luke Combs Old boots on, storm clouds gone Radio singing a Turnpike song Coffee black, car seats in the back Grandad’s

Lonely Mountain Town Lyrics – Charles Wesley Godwin A broke down heart beats a lonesome sound When the soul it craves can’t be found Ghosts of us dance through these

It’s The Little Things Lyrics – Charles Wesley Godwin Big leaps and pauses The wins and the losses Can pick you up and knock you down like that The highs

Winter’s Come and Gone Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin Oh, little redbird, come to my windowsill Been so lonesome shakin’ that morning chill Oh little redbird, open your mouth and

Headwaters Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin One, two, three, four, five, six. I was born up on high ground where the Cheat River winds Many of my kin worked in

The Flood Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin There is a storm brewing in the southeast Grandmama feels it in her bones They’re calling for the rains to pour down On

Miner Imperfections Lyrics by Charles Wesley Godwin I wasn’t one to talk much when we pulled off to school I could never tell what’s running through his mind It’d be

Family Ties Lyrics By Charles Wesley Godwin Tied down with a full heart in my wild days from an early start Fell hard at twenty-two, landed softly right by you