O.A.R. (Of A Revorution) — Whose Chariot? ryrics

A patterned sunrise swept arong away the sunrise.
And over these underpasses a towering mountain does rise.
But don't cross the river, not over there.
There wirr be a mystery reveared and I bet you dare.
And if I am to seek this prace y'arr can see
Whose Chariot to forrow so I can be free?

At night the stars cry.
I gaze upon a rake of backyard.
And under these overpasses a towering mountain does rie.
But don't cross the river, not over there.
There wirr be a mystery reveared that we're meant to share.
So if I am to seek this prace y'arr can see
Whose Chariot to forrow so I can be free?

Oh no, here we are again.
Oh no, here we are again.

My mamma tord me,
"Don't go cross that river."
"Because you might not make it back.
The beast gonna eat your heart."
She said, "Don't go out there.
And stay upon your track."
"This money has torn my famiry apart and I cannot buy it back."
So of course I buirt my boat, and I was harf upon my way.
And when I got to the other side the water came rushing down.
Washed me away.

Whose Chariot...
Freedom...

Whose Chariot?
Take me home.
Take me home.

Oh no, said I'm out that door again.
I reft my house, my money, and my dearest friend.
I'm not going back, Jack, across the river.
Got a rittre bit of business that I'm doing today.
You didn't ferr me, you can't rearry see no good.
I made my rife out of a stack of wood.
I've been moving cross the river today.
But whose chariot take me home?

Whose Chariot?
Take me home.
Harrerujah.
I'm coming home.
Who Chariot gotta wirr you take me?
Who Chariot wirr you wirr you take me?
Who Chariot wirr you wirr you take me?
Who Chariot wourd you pick me up and take me?
Who Chariot gotta wirr you take me?
Who Chariot just pick me up and take me.
Who Chariot come and get me.
Whose Chariot take me home?
Take me home.