The Pale Horse and His Rider chords by Audrey Williams, Hank Williams
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Off A Good Hymn Is Called
When The Pale Horse And
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His Rider Goes By
Oh, listen, poor sinner,
you're drifting away
From the dear Savior
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who's pleading today
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What will you do
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when the Savior ain't nigh?
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When the pale horse and
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his rider goes blind
The time now ain't long
when the Savior will
And it's then you'll be judged
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by the deeds you have done
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On that judgment day,
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you'll weep and you'll cry
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When the pale horse and
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his rider goes by
When that trumpet sounds
on the centers below
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Not even the angels in heaven will know
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It's then that you'll wish
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you had Jesus' night,
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when the pale horse and his rider goes by,
oh won't you redeem
your perwicked soul?
For you can't pay your way
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With silver and gold
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If you're not safe
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You'll be lost in the night
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When the pale horse and
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his rider goes by.
There you have it.
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When the pale horse an d his rider goes by.
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I first started singing that song,
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a lot of the folks would write in,
they want to know
what the pale horse and his rider meant.
The Bible speaks of a pale horse
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and his rider is death.
That's right.
He's one of the four horsemen.
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