Workin' on a Buildin'
from If My Luck Don't Change by Tin Cup Rattlers
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If I was a sinner, I'll tell you what I would do.
I would quit those sinning ways and work on a building too.
(Chorus)
I'm working on a building. I'm working on a building.
Working on a building for my Lord, for my Lord.
It's a Holy Ghost building, a Holy Ghost building,
A Holy Ghost building for my Lord, for my Lord.
If I was a liar, I'll tell you what I would do.
I would quit those lying ways and work on a building too.
(Chorus)
If I was a rounder, I'll tell you what I would do.
I would quit those rounding ways and work on a building too.
(Chorus)
If I was a preacher, I'll tell you what I would do.
I'd keep right on preaching and I'd work on a building too.
(Chorus)
I would quit those sinning ways and work on a building too.
(Chorus)
I'm working on a building. I'm working on a building.
Working on a building for my Lord, for my Lord.
It's a Holy Ghost building, a Holy Ghost building,
A Holy Ghost building for my Lord, for my Lord.
If I was a liar, I'll tell you what I would do.
I would quit those lying ways and work on a building too.
(Chorus)
If I was a rounder, I'll tell you what I would do.
I would quit those rounding ways and work on a building too.
(Chorus)
If I was a preacher, I'll tell you what I would do.
I'd keep right on preaching and I'd work on a building too.
(Chorus)
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from If My Luck Don't Change,
released November 20, 2016
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Tin Cup Rattlers Chattanooga, Tennessee
Jeff and Marcy Paulson of the Tin Cup Rattlers love sharing old-time ballads, gospels, and folksongs in the tradition of their home in Southeast Tennessee. Their blend of clawhammer banjo, old-time harmonica, and mountain singing is original, yet demonstrates compelling reverence for tradition. This duo is drawn to time-honored tunes and their love for the music is infectious. ... more
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Nov 2016
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