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Bob Welch ~ Church


Written by bob welch. Well come down from your church And talk to a man Who knows that he loves you And wants to understand He knows why you cry When you were young You got down on your knees You prayed for someone Someone you could believe Yeah, you put your faith Right in his hands Oh, when he let go You couldn´t understand Welcome down from your church And talk to a man Who knows that he loves you And wants to understand He knows why you cry Fallen angel, temptation had you lost Single girl, you´ve been double-crossed Hold on holy one, some day you´ll be saved And i want to be the one On that blessed day When you come down from your church And talk to a man Who knows that he loves you And wants to understand Fly down from your perch And walk with a man Who knows how to love you Yes, i believe i can I know why you cry more free lyrics

Written by bob welch.

Well come down from your church
And talk to a man
Who knows that he loves you
And wants to understand
He knows why you cry

When you were young
You got down on your knees
You prayed for someone
Someone you could believe
Yeah, you put your faith
Right in his hands
Oh, when he let go
You couldn´t understand

Welcome down from your church
And talk to a man
Who knows that he loves you
And wants to understand
He knows why you cry

Fallen angel, temptation had you lost
Single girl, you´ve been double-crossed
Hold on holy one, some day you´ll be saved
And i want to be the one
On that blessed day
When you come down from your church
And talk to a man
Who knows that he loves you
And wants to understand
Fly down from your perch
And walk with a man
Who knows how to love you
Yes, i believe i can
I know why you cry

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