Child, I'm gonna walk
Walk that milky-white way
Child, one of these days
(One of these days)
Child, I'm going to walk
Walk that milky-white way
Child, one of these days
(Well, well, well, well)
Child, I'm gonna walk on up
And take my stand
Child, I'm gonna join
Join that Christian band
That's when we walk
Walk that milky-white way
Child, one of these days
(One of these days)

Child, I'm gonna meet
Meet my loving mother
Oh child, one of these days
(When I get there)
Child, I'm gonna meet
Meet my loving mother
Child, one of these days
(Well, well, well, well)
I'm going walk on up
And take her hand
When we reach, when we reach that promised land
When we walk
Walk that milky-white way
Child, one of these days
(One of these days)

Child, I'm gonna meet
Oh meet God the Father
And God the Son
(God and the Son)
Gonna meet God the Father
And God the Son, God the Son
Woahh, going to meet, hey, hey, yeah
I'm gonna meet God the Father and Son
Well, I'm gonna meet
Meet God the Father
And God the Son
(God and the Son)

There's nothing that I want more
Than to see the Father
And God the Son
When I get to heaven
I'm gonna see
See my mighty God
And the Son who died for me
When I get to heaven
Gonna see the Father and the Son
(God and the Son)

Going to see the Father
Meet with the Father
Don't you wanna see the Father
Oh, see the Father
And see Jesus, and see my Jesus
When we walk that milky-white way
I don't know 'bout you but I'm going someday
I'm gonna walk that milky-white way
Gonna see the Father and God the Son
(God and the Son)

Going to see the Father
Meet with the Father
Don't you wanna see the Father
Oh, see the Father
And see Jesus, and see my Jesus
When we walk that milky-white way
Ooh
I'm gonna meet God the Father and Son
Well I'm gonna meet, meet God the Father
Don't you wanna see Jesus
Won't you come and walk with me
When we meet the Father God and the Son
(God and the Son)


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    Christian song written by Landers Coleman. And I love Elvis' version best!

    happy7on November 12, 2011   Link

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