Old Church Choir

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[Verse 1]
There's revFival, Cand it's GspreadingAm  
Like a wiFldfire in Cmy heartG  
Sunday moFrning, CHalleGlujahAm  
And it's laFsting all Cweek longG  
Can you hFear it? CCan you feGel it?Am  
It's the rhFythm of a goCspel songG  
Oh once you choFose it, Cyou can't Glose iAmt
There Fain't nothing there ain't nothing gonna sGteal my joy
[Chorus]
I've got an FOld Church CChoir singing Gin my Amsoul
I've got a Fsweet salCvation and it's Gbeautiful
I've got a Fheart overCflowing cause I've Gbeen restAmored
TFhere ain't Cnothing gonna Gsteal my Cjoy
No thAmere ain't notGhing gonna stFeal my joCy
[Verse 2]
When the vFalleys, Cthat I waGnderAm  
Turn to moFuntains that CI can't climbG  
Oh, you are wFith meC, never leGave meAm  
Oh cause there Fain't nothing there ain't nothing gonna Gsteal my joy
[Chorus]
I've got an FOld Church CChoir singing Gin my Amsoul
I've got a Fsweet salCvation and it's Gbeautiful
I've got a Fheart overCflowing cause I've Gbeen restAmored
TFhere ain't Cnothing gonna Gsteal my Cjoy
No tAmhere ain't notGhing gonna Fsteal my Cjoy
[Interlude]
FOh C  GOh Am  FOh C  GOh
[Bridge]
Clap your hFands and stomp your Cfeet
Till you fGind that gospel Ambeat
Cause He's aFll you'll ever Cneed, aGll you'll ever need
Clap your hFands and stomp your Cfeet
Till you fGind that gospel Ambeat
Cause He's aFll you'll ever Cneed, aGll you'll ever need
[End Chorus]
I've got an FOld Church CChoir singing Gin my Amsoul
I've got a Fsweet salCvation and it's Gbeautiful
I've got an FOld Church CChoir singing Gin my Amsoul
I've got a Fsweet salCvation and it's Gbeautiful
I've got a Fheart overCflowing cause I've Gbeen restAmored
TFhere ain't Cnothing gonna Gsteal my Cjoy
No thAmere ain't Gnothing gonna Fsteal my Cjoy
Oh thAmere ain't Gnothing gonna Fsteal my Cjoy
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The story behind the song

"Old Church Choir" is a song from Zach Williams' debut studio album, Chain Breaker. Zach Williams is an American Christian rock singer-songwriter who began a solo career in 2016 after leading previous bands. This song feels like a celebration of community and shared faith.

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