Biography:
Montgomery Gentry was a country music duo, founded in the 1990s, consisting of Eddie Montgomery and Troy Gentry. Eddie Montgomery is the older brother of John Michael Montgomery. Some sources say that Troy Gentry is the son of Bobbie Gentry, which is untrue. Troy's parents are Lloyd and Pat Gentry. Eddie, Troy, and John were in a band called Early Tymz. Eddie and Troy continued to perform after John left to pursue a solo career. The duo went through several name changes before they decided to call themselves Montgomery Gentry.
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The Big Revival
Written by Dennis Linde
Recorded by Montgomery Gentry
[Intro]
G x times
G
I get ready for the big revival
G
Come on everybody, get in the van
G
There's a little church on Eagle Mountain
G
It's called the blood of the blessed lamb
D C D C
If your faith ain't strong enough, child, you might end up dead
D C G
Praise the lord and pass me a copperhead
G C G C G
Reverend Jones, he struts and dances
G C G C G
While the guitars playin' A- mazing Grace
G C G C G
He testifies in tongues of fire
G C G C G
With tears of joy runnin' down his face
D C D C
He ain't sure and we ain't sure exactly what he said
D C G
But praise the lord and pass me a copper- head
F C G
You won't find many hypocrites that'll take a chance on gettin' bit
F C G
But a true believer can survive rattlesnakes and cyanide, lookout!
[Inst]
G C F D G C G G C F D G C G
D C D F D C G G G G
G
When you hold that deadly viper
G
Keep the holy spirit in your mind
G
Do not lose your concentration
G
Or that serpents surely bound to strike
D C D C
Either way you wont forget the first time that you said
D C G C C# D
Praise the Lord and pass me a copperhead, oh, that's right
D C G F D
Praise the Lord and pass me a copperhead!
G
That's right, I'll take that one right there
Written by Dennis Linde
Recorded by Montgomery Gentry
[Intro]
G x times
G
I get ready for the big revival
G
Come on everybody, get in the van
G
There's a little church on Eagle Mountain
G
It's called the blood of the blessed lamb
D C D C
If your faith ain't strong enough, child, you might end up dead
D C G
Praise the lord and pass me a copperhead
G C G C G
Reverend Jones, he struts and dances
G C G C G
While the guitars playin' A- mazing Grace
G C G C G
He testifies in tongues of fire
G C G C G
With tears of joy runnin' down his face
D C D C
He ain't sure and we ain't sure exactly what he said
D C G
But praise the lord and pass me a copper- head
F C G
You won't find many hypocrites that'll take a chance on gettin' bit
F C G
But a true believer can survive rattlesnakes and cyanide, lookout!
[Inst]
G C F D G C G G C F D G C G
D C D F D C G G G G
G
When you hold that deadly viper
G
Keep the holy spirit in your mind
G
Do not lose your concentration
G
Or that serpents surely bound to strike
D C D C
Either way you wont forget the first time that you said
D C G C C# D
Praise the Lord and pass me a copperhead, oh, that's right
D C G F D
Praise the Lord and pass me a copperhead!
G
That's right, I'll take that one right there
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