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Beck ~ John The Revelator


Well, who's that ridin, john the revelator Tell me who's the ridin, john the revelator Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator Wrote the book of the seventh seal Well, god walked down in the cool of the day And he called adam by his name He refused to answer 'cause he was naked and ashamed Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator Tell me who's there ridin, john the revelator Tell me who's there ridin, john the revelator Wrote the book of the seventh seal Well, christ had twelve apostles And he led twelve away Said "walk with me one hour 'til I go on and pray." Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator Wrote the book of the seventh seal Christ came down easter mornin Mary and martha came to see Said, "go tell my disciples Meet me down in galilee" Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator, etc. (--son house) more free lyrics

Well, who's that ridin, john the revelator
Tell me who's the ridin, john the revelator
Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator
Wrote the book of the seventh seal

Well, god walked down in the cool of the day
And he called adam by his name
He refused to answer
'cause he was naked and ashamed

Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator
Tell me who's there ridin, john the revelator
Tell me who's there ridin, john the revelator
Wrote the book of the seventh seal

Well, christ had twelve apostles
And he led twelve away
Said "walk with me one hour 'til
I go on and pray."

Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator
Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator
Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator
Wrote the book of the seventh seal

Christ came down easter mornin
Mary and martha came to see
Said, "go tell my disciples
Meet me down in galilee"

Tell me who's that ridin, john the revelator, etc.

(--son house)

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