Johnny Cash - Gospel road

^CMatthew, Mark, and L^Amuke and John ^FTold about Jesus on that gospel ^Ghighway ^CMatthew, Mark, and L^Amuke and John ^FTold about Jesus on that gospel ^GRoad

How ^CHis pillow was the stone, Where ^FHe laid His head How the h^Cungry five thousand on the h^Gill were fed How the ^Ampeople came and listened to him everything he said Wal^Fkin’ down that Gospel ^GRoad

^CThe desire of ages now had ^Amfinally come ^FBorn to walk upon that Gospel ^GHighway ^CBorn of a Virgin down in B^Amethlehem ^FBorn to walk upon that Gospel ^GRoad

And ^Clife would begin at the to^Fuch of his hand The pe^Cople would listen to him through ^Gout the land For neve^Amr a man spoke like this man, Wal^Fkin’ down that Gospel ^GRoad

^CJohn the Baptist said the^Am kingdom has come ^FBaptizing’ people in the Jordan ^Griver ^CJohn the Baptist said the^Am kingdom has come ^FAnd they came to hear him at the ^GJordan stream

The ^Cvoice from the wilderness said h^Fear what I say A red^Ceemer is comin’ and tod^Gay is the day I was se^Amnd to tell you now to make straight the way For^F him to walk upon that gospel^G road

^CSo two by two and th^Amree by three ^FThey walked in His footsteps on that Gospel ^Ghighway ^CTwo by two and th^Amree by three ^FWalked in His footsteps on the Gospel ^Groad

And ^Cthey would died in shipwrecks and in th^Fe lion's den they would ^Cdied on crosses and on sp^Gears of men But when ^Amone fell back, two more would start again Wal^Fking down that Gospel ^GRoad

Y^Ces, Paul and Silas in the ^Ammidnight jail ^FFor talking 'bout Jesus on that Gospel ^Ghighway ^CPaul and Silas in the m^Amidnight jail ^FFor talking 'bout Jesus on that Gospel ^Groad

And ^Cthey sang out rejoicing and the j^Fail split wide The doors^C busted open and they walked^G outside But they^Am went back to preaching through the countryside Wal^Fking on the Gospel R^Goad

^CGoin’ to tell the people now in^Am Nazareth ^FHe’s come to walk upon that Gospel ^GHighway ^CGoin’ to tell the people now in^Am Nazareth ^FHe’s come to walk upon that Gospel ^GRoad

And ^Cinto the Synagogue to road^F did lead To let ^Cthem know the thing on which their ^Gsoul must feed The t^Amime has come to help the poor and those in need The^F weight upon that Gospel ^GRoad

^CHey, won’t you come on with me from ^AmJerusalem ^FAnd walking to Emmaus on that dusty ^Ghighway? ^CHey, won’t you come on with me from ^AmJerusalem ^FAnd walking to Emmaus on that dusty ^Groad?

The ^Ctravelling gets harder and with e^Fach rebuff Some tu^Crn back because they’ve h^Gad enough But J^Amesus told you it was gonna be rough To ^Fwalk upon His Gospel R^Goad