Oh, come my loving father and go along with me
For heaven is my aim
My Jesus has gone but is coming back again
For together, [?] here below

He got power to heal the crippled and give sight to the blind
He can learn his neighbors how to walk
He can raise a dead from under the ground
And send them home to their God

Oh, come my loving mother and go along with me
For heaven is my aim
My Jesus has gone but is coming back again
For together, [?] here below

He got power to heal the crippled and give sight to the blind
He can learn his neighbors how to walk
He can raise the dead from under the ground
And send them home to their God

Oh, come my loving brother and go along with me
For heaven is my aim
My Jesus has gone but is coming back again
For together, [?] at home

He got power to heal the crippled
And give sight to the blind
He can learn his neighbor how to walk
He can raise the dead from under the ground
And send them home to their God
Oh, come my loving sister and go along with me
For heaven is my aim
My Jesus has gone but is coming back again
For together, [?] here below

He got power to heal the crippled
And give sight to the blind
He can learn-


[Outro: Elizabeth Lomax]
Old spiritual song was sung by Charlie Black in the Arjay Mining Camp in Bell County, tenth of September 1937