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- Composer:
- Tom Russell
 
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Tom Russell - Guadalupe lyrics
There are ghosts out in the rain tonight
 High up in those ancient trees
 Lord, I've given up without a fight
 Another blind fool on his knees
 And all the gods that I'd abandoned here
 Begin to speak in simple tongues
 Lord, suddenly I've come to know
 There are no roads left to run.
 Now it's the hour of dogs a barkin'
 That's what the old ones used to say
 It's first light or it's sundown
 Before the children cease their play
 And when the mountains glow like mission wine
 And turn grey like a Spanish roan
 Ten thousand eyes will stop to worship
 Then turn away and head on home
 And she is reaching out her arms tonight
 And, yes, my poverty is real
 I pray roses shall rain down again
 From Guadalupe on her hill
 And who am I to doubt these mysteriesTom Russell - Guadalupe - http://motolyrics.com/tom-russell/guadalupe-lyrics.html
 Cured in centuries of blood and candle smoke
 I am the least of all your pilgrims here
 But I am most in need of hope.
 She appeared to Juan Diego
 And she left her image on his cape
 Five hundred years of sorrow
 Have not destroyed their deepest faith
 But here I am your ragged disbeliever
 Old doubting Thomas drowns in tears
 As I've watched your church sink through the earth
 Like a heart borne down through fear.
 And she is reaching out her arms tonight
 And, yes, my poverty is real
 I pray roses shall rain down again
 From Guadalupe on her hill
 And who am I to doubt these mysteries
 Cured in centuries of blood and candle smoke
 I am the least of all your pilgrims here
 But I am most in need of hope.
 I am the least of all your pilgrims here
 But I am most in need of hope.















