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Me
And My Neighbor lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use
only, it's an fun up tempo country gospel recorded by Conway Twitty.
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Me And My Neighbor Recorded by Conway Twitty written by Wayne Kemp
G I was on my way to church one Sunday C G I heard my neighbor say
That other church across the street A7 D7 Well it don't belong today
G Why they scream and shout and they carry on
C
G Like the world was gonna end
And I watched him stand in silence D7 G As the sermon began
Well it was my neighbor C G Who stood and listened
While the power of God A7 D7 Filled the hearts of everyone
G Yes it was my neighbor C G Who kneeled and prayed
Well it was my neighbor
D7 G That shouted louder than anyone
Well I stood there and listened C G I could not turn away
Everybody in the neighborhood A7 D7 All came in to pray
G I won't forget that Sunday
C
G When God filled the neighborhood
It might have been a little old fashioned D7 G But it done us all some good
Well it was me and my neighbor C G Who stood and listened
While the power of God A7 D7 Filled the hearts of everyone
G Yes it was me and my neighbor C G Who kneeled and prayed
Well it was me and my neighbor
D7 G That shouted louder than anyone
Give me that old time religion D7 G Give me that old time religion C Give me that old time religion G D7 G It's good enough for me
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