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Alabama ~ Joesph And Mary's Boy


Written by don cook & keith whitley Out here is the country there's magic in the air. It's the middle of december there's excitement eveywhere Everyone's invited, the celebration's planned The gift is just what's in your heart and not what's in your hand Chorus: Who's the one we need to thanks Who's the party for Who's the one responsible for all this peace and joy Who deserves the credit for the blessings we enjoy Preacher said last sunday it was joesph and mary's boy There were times we didn't think we'd make it through the year The bankers tried to take our farms but somehow we're still here I don't know how the crops survived the drought and then the rain It must have been a miracle how else could you explain Chorus The christ child born in bethlehem He was joesph and mary's boy more free lyrics

Written by don cook & keith whitley

Out here is the country there's magic in the air.
It's the middle of december there's excitement eveywhere

Everyone's invited, the celebration's planned
The gift is just what's in your heart and not what's in your hand

Chorus:
Who's the one we need to thanks
Who's the party for
Who's the one responsible for all this peace and joy
Who deserves the credit for the blessings we enjoy
Preacher said last sunday it was joesph and mary's boy

There were times we didn't think we'd make it through the year
The bankers tried to take our farms but somehow we're still here

I don't know how the crops survived the drought and then the rain
It must have been a miracle how else could you explain

Chorus

The christ child born in bethlehem
He was joesph and mary's boy

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