Wet Willie - Trust in the Lord

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Ouh oooh ooooh
Ouh oooh ooooh
Christ went to the well on the hill
To show the woman her sin
The devil he went there too
To try and make her jump in
She kept her feet on solid ground
Like the man in the shiftin' sand

Trust in the lord
And he will tuck you under his wing
And fly you home

Ouh oooh ooooh
Just like Jonah and the whale
You can be hurt by a lie (yeah)
The devil might be your friend
But he devil loves to see you cry
Just lie the woman who turned to salt
The sprit was leadin' hеr trying to plead with her

Trust in the Lord
And hе will tuck you under his wing
He's gonna fly you home
Ouh oooh ooooh yeah

{Instrumental Bridge}

Ouh oooh ooooh
Ouh oooh ooooh

Jesus walked through the crowd
One fine day
A man reached out and touched his robe
And got saved that way
If you'll have just half his faith
The spirit will be leadin' you
Tryin' to plead with you

Trust in the Lord
And he will tuck you under his wing
He's gonna fly you home

{Outro}
He's gonna fly you home
Fly you home
He's gonna fly you home
Fly you home

Trust in the Lord

Release Date: January 01, 1974

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"Trust in the Lord" by Wet Willie is a powerful and uplifting song that speaks to the importance of faith and trust in God. The lyrics tell the story of various biblical figures who faced trials and temptations, but ultimately found salvation and redemption through their unwavering trust in the Lord. The song emphasizes the idea that no matter what challenges we may face, if we trust in God and have faith in His plan, He will guide us and bring us safely home. With its soulful vocals and stirring instrumentation, "Trust in the Lord" is a heartfelt reminder to lean on God in times of struggle and uncertainty.

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Wet Willie is a Southern rock band that was formed in Mobile, Alabama in 1970. The band's original lineup included Jimmy Hall on vocals and harmonica, Rick Hirsch on guitar, Jack Hall on bass, Lewis Ross on drums, John Anthony on keyboards, and Larry Berwald on guitar.

Wet Willie quickly gained national attention with their energetic live performances and catchy original songs. They were known for their mix of rock, blues, and soul influences, as well as their tight harmonies and powerful horn section.

In 1971, Wet Willie released their self-titled debut album, which featured the hit single "Keep On Smilin'." The song became a staple of classic rock radio and remains one of the band's most popular tracks. Wet Willie followed up with a string of successful albums throughout the 1970s, including "Drippin' Wet," "Manorisms," and "Which One's Willie?"

Despite their success, Wet Willie faced some lineup changes over the years, with various members coming and going. However, the core of the band remained intact, with Jimmy Hall leading the way with his soulful vocals and dynamic stage presence.

In the 1980s, Wet Willie took a hiatus from recording and touring, but they continued to perform sporadically at festivals and special events. In the 2000s, the band experienced a resurgence in popularity, thanks to a renewed interest in classic rock music.

Today, Wet Willie continues to perform live and delight audiences with their timeless songs and high-energy performances. They are considered pioneers of the Southern rock genre and have left a lasting impact on the music industry. With their unique sound and enduring appeal, Wet Willie remains a beloved band for fans of rock and roll.