Paroles de Deliverance Road
I drove a long, long wayWithout drinking.
I listened to the Baptist Radio.
There was a blue-gray sky.
As I passed the ghost town by,
And headed down to
Where nobody knows me.
I was jaded by another passing lover.
I couldn’t bring myself to wonder why.
And the man on the radio,
Said “Hey don’t you wanna go
Down to the Deliverance Road”
Deliverance Road.
I saw three little birds sitting on a doorstep,
And two little boys in their Sunday best.
And the preacher’s voice was strong.
The big lady sang along,
As I listened,
Rolling down Deliverance Road.
Deliverance Road.
I may never walk
Through the gates of Heaven.
I may never hear the Angel’s Serenade Might wash my sins away.
But after all the truck stops.
And tumble weeds have faded,
And the radio sings a country song,
I’ll still hear the Preacher man
Doin’ the best that he can
To send us down Deliverance Road.
Deliverance Road.
I was jaded by another passing lover.
I couldn’t bring myself to wonder why.
And the man on the radio,
Said “Hey don’t you wanna go
Down to the Deliverance Road”
Deliverance Road.
I saw three little birds sitting on a doorstep,
And two little boys in their Sunday best.
And the preacher’s voice was strong.
The big lady sang along,
As I listened,
Rolling down Deliverance Road.
Deliverance Road.
I may never walk
Through the gates of Heaven.
I may never hear the Angel’s Serenade Might wash my sins away.
But after all the truck stops.
And tumble weeds have faded,
And the radio sings a country song,
I’ll still hear the Preacher man
Doin’ the best that he can
To send us down Deliverance Road.
Deliverance Road.
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