Biography:
In 1990, Michael Booth, formed the second generation of the Booth Brothers (first disbanded by his father, Ron, in 1963) by recruiting his father and brother Ronnie Booth II. With the addition of pianist Tim Sievert, the quartet started singing under the name Ron Booth and the Booth Brothers. A few years later, Sievert left the band due to increasing hand problems, but they continued as a trio. They self-released Beyond the Cross with help from arranger/composer Mosie Lister.
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VERSE 1
D G D
I was working in town one afternoon, attending some business affairs
D A
I heard a commotion, a couple streets over, and wondered what's happening there
G D Bm G
A young man was running, from in that direction, and stopped just to catch his breath
D G A D
I asked him to please tell me what was the hurry, he smiled up at me and he said
CHORUS
G D
"I was (you'll be) trying to catch the crippled man, did he run past this way?"
D G A
He was rushing home to tell everyone, what Jesus did today
G D Bm G
And the mute man was telling, myself and the deaf girl, he's leaving to answer God's call
D G D A Bm
It's hard to believe, but if you don't trust me, ask the blind man, he saw it all
D A D
Ask the blind man, he saw it all
VERSE 2
D G D
My friend if the troubles and burdens you carry, are heavy and dragging you down
D A
And you've tried everything you can possibly think of, but there's no relief to be found
G D Bm G
That very same Jesus that altered the future, of the blind man. the deaf and the lame
D G A D
Is still reaching out in your hour of trouble, one touch and your never the same
CHORUS
G D
"I was (you'll be) trying to catch the crippled man, did he run past this way?"
D G A
He was rushing home to tell everyone, what Jesus did today
G D Bm G
And the mute man was telling, myself and the deaf girl, he's leaving to answer God's call
D G D A Bm
It's hard to believe, but if you don't trust me, ask the blind man, he saw it all
D A D
Ask the blind man, he saw it all
D G D
I was working in town one afternoon, attending some business affairs
D A
I heard a commotion, a couple streets over, and wondered what's happening there
G D Bm G
A young man was running, from in that direction, and stopped just to catch his breath
D G A D
I asked him to please tell me what was the hurry, he smiled up at me and he said
CHORUS
G D
"I was (you'll be) trying to catch the crippled man, did he run past this way?"
D G A
He was rushing home to tell everyone, what Jesus did today
G D Bm G
And the mute man was telling, myself and the deaf girl, he's leaving to answer God's call
D G D A Bm
It's hard to believe, but if you don't trust me, ask the blind man, he saw it all
D A D
Ask the blind man, he saw it all
VERSE 2
D G D
My friend if the troubles and burdens you carry, are heavy and dragging you down
D A
And you've tried everything you can possibly think of, but there's no relief to be found
G D Bm G
That very same Jesus that altered the future, of the blind man. the deaf and the lame
D G A D
Is still reaching out in your hour of trouble, one touch and your never the same
CHORUS
G D
"I was (you'll be) trying to catch the crippled man, did he run past this way?"
D G A
He was rushing home to tell everyone, what Jesus did today
G D Bm G
And the mute man was telling, myself and the deaf girl, he's leaving to answer God's call
D G D A Bm
It's hard to believe, but if you don't trust me, ask the blind man, he saw it all
D A D
Ask the blind man, he saw it all
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