Biography:
Washington Phillips (January 11, 1880 – September 20, 1954) was a Texan gospel singer and musician. Phillips died in 1954 in Teague, Texas.
Phillips recorded eighteen songs, all between 1927 and 1929, though only sixteen survived. Some of his songs amount to highly specific and detailed gospel sermons, featuring Phillips' voice self-accompanied by an instrument that sounds like a fretless zither. This instrument, which has been variously identified as a Dolceola
Read more on Last.fm
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Intro: F-C-F
F C F
I never can forget the day
A7 Dm
When my dear mother did sweetly say
A# F
You are leaving my darling boy
C F
You always have been your mother's joy
F C F
Now as you leave this world to roam
A7 Dm
You may not be able to get back home
A# F
But remember Jesus who lives on high
C F
Is watching over you with a mighty eye
F C F
The world is so full of old sin and woe
A7 Dm
And many sorrows everywhere you go
A# F
But remember Jesus who's everywhere
C.
If you get in trouble now He'll
F
meet you there
F C F
If you'll bow down before His face
A7 Dm
And trust in Him for His saving grace
A# F
You have a burden He'll make them light
C F
And He sure will guide you in the right
F C F
Now when I think of my Mother dear
A7 Dm
How often she did and try to cheer
A# F
My wandering mind whilst going astray
C F
By saying Son accept the way
Waterdeep
Waterparks
Watsky
Waverley Carter
Wavorly