Biografía:
The Original Hinsons were a prominent southern gospel group. Consisting of siblings Ronny, Kenny, Larry and Yvonne, they first sang together in 1967 after being asked to sing during revival services at a small church in Freedom, California. Though they had never sung together as a unit, they soon found themselves a popular favorite in churches and concert appearances along the west coast of the United States. Initially, thy were known as The Singing Hinson Family.
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Still Go Free
[Intro]
C G Am G
[Verse 1]
C G C C7 F C
Lock me up in a prison, and throw away the key
G C Am D7 G G7
Take away the vision, from eyes that now, now can see
C G C C7 F
Deprive me of the food I eat, you can even bind my hands and feet
D7 C Am C G C
But as long as I know Jesus, then I can still go free
[Chorus]
F A# F
That I could still go free
C
What kind of man, would reach down his hand
G G7 F
And do this for me? Unworthy to live, and not fit to kill
C
Then a man on the cross put me in His will
G C
And said that I could still go free
[Verse 2]
C G C
I never could quite understand
F C
Why a king would want to leave His throne
G C Am
To dawn the robes of an earthly man
D7 G G7
Feel the pain of flesh and bone
C G C
And to later trod, trod a lowly path
F
That led to calvary
D7 C Am
Where the blood washed stains, Broke all sins chains
C G C
So that I could still go free
[Chorus]
F A# F
That I could still go free
C
What kind of man, would reach down his hand
G G7 F
And do this for me? Unworthy to live, and not fit to kill
C
Then a man on the cross put me in His will
G C
And said that I could still go free
[Intro]
C G Am G
[Verse 1]
C G C C7 F C
Lock me up in a prison, and throw away the key
G C Am D7 G G7
Take away the vision, from eyes that now, now can see
C G C C7 F
Deprive me of the food I eat, you can even bind my hands and feet
D7 C Am C G C
But as long as I know Jesus, then I can still go free
[Chorus]
F A# F
That I could still go free
C
What kind of man, would reach down his hand
G G7 F
And do this for me? Unworthy to live, and not fit to kill
C
Then a man on the cross put me in His will
G C
And said that I could still go free
[Verse 2]
C G C
I never could quite understand
F C
Why a king would want to leave His throne
G C Am
To dawn the robes of an earthly man
D7 G G7
Feel the pain of flesh and bone
C G C
And to later trod, trod a lowly path
F
That led to calvary
D7 C Am
Where the blood washed stains, Broke all sins chains
C G C
So that I could still go free
[Chorus]
F A# F
That I could still go free
C
What kind of man, would reach down his hand
G G7 F
And do this for me? Unworthy to live, and not fit to kill
C
Then a man on the cross put me in His will
G C
And said that I could still go free
Hippie Sabotage
Hippy Dribble
HIRIE
Hirohito
Hiroko Moriguchi
Hitesh Sonik
Hito & Felicya
Hitoto Yo
HIVI
Hivi!