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The
Church In The Wildwood
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recorded by Tennesee Ernie Ford
written by William S. Pitts
G D7
There's a church in the valley by the wildwood
G
No lovelier spot in the dale
C G
No place is so dear to my childhood
D7 G
As the little brown church in the vale
D7
Come to the church by the wildwood
G
Oh come to the church in the vale
C G
No spot is so dear to my childhood
D7 G
As the little brown church in the vale
D7
There close by the side of that loved one
G
'Neath the tree where the wild flowers bloom
C G
When farewell hymns shall be chanted
D7 G
I shall rest by her side in the tomb
repeat #2
D7
How sweet on a clear Sabbath morning
G
To listen to the clear ringing bells
C G
Its tones so sweetly are calling
D7 G
Oh come to the church in the vale
repeat #2
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There have been very few artists that could sing gospel songs better than Tennessee Ernie Ford. This old song is just one of many he recorded over his long and very successful career. It's an easy song for us less gifted guitar players to do, the chords are very simple and it has a nice melody. Print The Church In The Wildwood lyrics and chords, practice a bit and then enjoy.