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I'LL BE SINGING UP THERE CHO: I'll be singing up there. I'll be singing up there. Come on up to bright glory. I'll be singing up there. If you miss me singing [walking, praying, laughing, loving, etc.] down here, If you miss me singing down here, Come on up to bright glory. I'll be singing up there. Traditional African-American The origin of the civil rights song, "If You Miss Me At the Back of the Bus." Recorded by the Zion Harmonizers on "Best of New Orleans Gospel: Traditional," 1992. @gospel filename[ BACKBUS2 JO ![]() 8note Sheet> |
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