You Better Run (Old Time Camp Meeting Songs Volume 4)

[lilmookie904]

praises to his name

[ministerkendrick30]

love it.... good old time church.. where did it go to????

[thesassy000]

now this is church,,,

[khysdad]

Oh yes!!! Lord I praise ya!!!!

[32smims]

BRING TEARS TO MY EYES EVERYTIME I HEAR HIM SING

[tighmir]

lol... he got this 19 year old foot moving!!!! haha I like this.

[YoungDrFeelGood]

Reminds me of the church services in Millen, (Jenkins County), Georgia during my childhood

[Romanitabennamon]

We all need to run to the City of Refuge!

[murdock3445]

Blind Willie Johnson did this

[randacole1]

This is the kind of Old Gospel Singing and Music that I like!! I have no problem with the new stuff but there is something about this type of musc that gets me everytime.

[Rowoches]

Go'head!!!

[JoelLJoseph]

Yes lawd took us there!!!!

[Shenettedav]

I love this song. I can feel THE SPIRIT Moving, when I hear all these wonderful stories of GOD's Power and Love. I love my GOD.

[bmotivated1]

I love these scriptural songs. This is what's up! Glory!

[mrlee333]

never heard this song - my god i love this song!! run run run

[mrkemp30]

YOU BETTER RUN!!!!!!!!!!.

[brwn16eyes]

Hallelujah!! Sang it Rev. Flemming!!

[cllrobert]

I LOVE THIS OH MY GOD....

[utwobing]

My favorite version of this song is that of the late, Dr C J Johnson. But this man sounds great too. I'm a rocking and my foot is a tapping that's for sure. Sang!

[1cogicprophet]

I LVOE THIS

[Oceanfloats]

Oh yeah! Look at the joy of those people!

[ilililhy1]

@Oceanfloats AMEN! JOY UNSPEAKABLE & FULL OF GLORY! For the JOY OF THE LORD is our STRENGTH! TO GOD BE ALL THE GLORY HONOUR & PRAISE,NOW & FOREVERMORE! JESUS----THE SAME TODAY, YESTERDAY & FOREVER! HALLELUJAH!

[kelleydreams]

Azizip also remember the songs like these were used to teach the Bible. The rate of illiteracy was astronomical among blacks post slavery. These rhythmic tunes and words were just the thing to teach the Bible and get it in your heart.

[myrawaiters]

I meant HEAR

[myrawaiters]

These lyrics were undercover coded words for escaping slaves. Can you here them? It's an awesome way to praise God and get the hidden message across at the same time, blessings.

[Azizip17]

Great song!! I love Dr. Johnson's singing it too .That's also on YouTube. There are a lot of theories about coded messages in spirituals which may not be true. First of all, was this song composed before or after the end of slavery? Also tying to escape to freedom was VERY dangerous. You wouldn't want a lot of people to know about your plans. If every time a song was sung people left for freedom, that would give away the plan. Remember some Black people were loyal to their "slave masters".

[mrsegswift]

I love this! The little boy in the audience sure is singing!

[jabez727]

I WAS HEARING THIS SONG WHEN I WAS KID.

[ru2jazzy]

Great visual of how church use to be when people went to serve God and not check out the latest fashion and hook-up.

[mincorywilliams]

Oh my God.... DUDE This the way we use to have Church too in the Old Country COGIC.... Dude...

[PatsBooks]

Lawd this is the way the old folks you to sing at my Mt. Olive #2 in Alabama. They would be rocking.

[kosmikdust]

Praise God!

[blackmaleactor]

These are the type of songs that purge the soul and mak e you want to live right. I thank God for Pastor Flemming.

[tallbaby40]

That little boy at 2;26 is sanging that song

[RobertEarl20]

This Lil Man, Know He got a voice on him... A Powerful Voice Too.....

"The Lil Man, With The Big Voice"

[YoungmanwithOldsoul]

My uncle sings this song I wanna learn this song. I really would like if somebody could put the lyrics on here.

[tallbaby40]

I want to learn the lyrics to this also. LOVE this song

[rmbb10]

Alright now; he betta sang dat ole skool'.

[TAnderson1967]

Go Rev, Now this is the real Ole School Hymn. Yes Sa!!!!!!. I can remember the church all the saints clapping and it sounds so good.This took me way back when I was a child.Yes Sa!!!!!! Thank you Lord.

[apollosqqc]

You Better Run! Sing it Rev. Flemming!