A Misty Sunday Morning
Buck Tohill
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On a misty Sunday Morning, in my
kitchen all alone
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I was drinking old black coffee and really feeling down.
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Sitting there that misty morning
I was bored out of my mind
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Had no reason for living, at least none that I could find.
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In the distance then I heard them
ringing loud and clear.
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Calling folks to Jesus while I was sitting there.
As I listened to those church
bells memories surfaced in my mind
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Of my mother telling stories about a man who healed the blind,
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He cured the sick and fed the
hungry and the lame could walk away
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He did it ‘cause he loved them, he didn’t do it for the pay.
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As I listen to the church bells
ringing out so loud and clear
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In my mind I wondered why am I still sitting here?
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Well, I got up from the table and
I shut the TV off.
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Went into my bedroom, took a clean shirt from the shelf,
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Then I walked out in the front
yard and I listened for the sound
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That would tell my lonely soul that at last it had been found
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In the distance I could hear
them, still ringing loud and clear
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Calling folks to Jesus; it was a sound I longed to hear.
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From the emptiness of my life I
learned there’s many just like me
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Whose lives are not worth living, at least as far as they can see.
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In the rush of daily living their
souls have been stripped bare.
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In their hearts they long to hear that somebody really cares.
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Oh I hope they hear those church
bells, ringing out so loud and clear.
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Calling them to Jesus, He’s the one who really cares.