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Brad Paisley ~ Long Sermon


They've read the scripture, they've passed the plate And we're both prayin' he don't preach late But he's gettin' "amens," and that's just our luck Yeah, it's eighty-five degrees outside and he's just gettin' warmed up Chorus Oh you and me, we could be soakin' up that sun Findin' out just how fast your brother's boat'll run I tell you there ain't nothin' that'll test your faith Like a long sermon on a pretty sunday Well it's been rainin' all week long I woke up this mornin', the dark clouds were gone We've both been raised not to miss church But on a day like today heaven knows how much it hurts Chorus See that sunlight shinin' through that stained glass How much longer is this gonna last Chorus more free lyrics

They've read the scripture, they've passed the plate
And we're both prayin' he don't preach late
But he's gettin' "amens," and that's just our luck
Yeah, it's eighty-five degrees outside and he's just gettin' warmed up

Chorus
Oh you and me, we could be soakin' up that sun
Findin' out just how fast your brother's boat'll run
I tell you there ain't nothin' that'll test your faith
Like a long sermon on a pretty sunday

Well it's been rainin' all week long
I woke up this mornin', the dark clouds were gone
We've both been raised not to miss church
But on a day like today heaven knows how much it hurts

Chorus

See that sunlight shinin' through that stained glass
How much longer is this gonna last

Chorus

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