Glory Hallelujah, How They’ll Sing Bobbie Gentry
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[Verse 1]
Up at five and done with chores, the family piles in the pickup
Meetin' at the churchhouse all the folks from miles around
Packed between Mama and Daddy and all of the kids is a bushel basket
Headin' for an all-day country singin' and dinner on the ground
[Refrain]
Where they'll sing, glory hallelujah, how they'll sing
[Verse 2]
Ladies dab their throats and brows with hand-embroidered linen
Cool their dampened feed sack bodices with cardboard fans
Fans that advertise on one side Lanie's Funeral Parlor
While Jesus on the other side out stretches nail-scarred hands
[Refrain]
And they'll sing, glory hallelujah, how they'll sing
[Bridge]
Do mi so, la so mi re
Do re mi, fa ti do
Do mi so, la so mi re
Do re mi, fa ti do
[Verse 3]
A deacon in a white, nylon short-sleeve shirt leads the singin'
A book of matches in his pocket and a ballpoint pen
Inside the cover of the matches is the deacon's name and address
Enrollin' in a course that's offered to outstandin' men
Up at five and done with chores, the family piles in the pickup
Meetin' at the churchhouse all the folks from miles around
Packed between Mama and Daddy and all of the kids is a bushel basket
Headin' for an all-day country singin' and dinner on the ground
[Refrain]
Where they'll sing, glory hallelujah, how they'll sing
[Verse 2]
Ladies dab their throats and brows with hand-embroidered linen
Cool their dampened feed sack bodices with cardboard fans
Fans that advertise on one side Lanie's Funeral Parlor
While Jesus on the other side out stretches nail-scarred hands
[Refrain]
And they'll sing, glory hallelujah, how they'll sing
[Bridge]
Do mi so, la so mi re
Do re mi, fa ti do
Do mi so, la so mi re
Do re mi, fa ti do
[Verse 3]
A deacon in a white, nylon short-sleeve shirt leads the singin'
A book of matches in his pocket and a ballpoint pen
Inside the cover of the matches is the deacon's name and address
Enrollin' in a course that's offered to outstandin' men
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