First one is right, "When the roll is called up yonder," it's from an old gospel song.
The second time is "You're the rose that was called from yonder"
Also, it's "when they clash" both times, not pledge or dance.
"The roll" clearly being attendance and "up yonder" referring to Heaven. When it comes down to it, rich or poor, black or white, young or old we all are mortal and have to face a judgment day. When that day comes it will be about your story and where you came from that decided whether you deserved a spot.
"The roll" clearly being attendance and "up yonder" referring to Heaven. When it comes down to it, rich or poor, black or white, young or old we all are mortal and have to face a judgment day. When that day comes it will be about your story and where you came from that decided whether you deserved a spot.
First one is right, "When the roll is called up yonder," it's from an old gospel song. The second time is "You're the rose that was called from yonder"
Also, it's "when they clash" both times, not pledge or dance.
"The roll" clearly being attendance and "up yonder" referring to Heaven. When it comes down to it, rich or poor, black or white, young or old we all are mortal and have to face a judgment day. When that day comes it will be about your story and where you came from that decided whether you deserved a spot.
"The roll" clearly being attendance and "up yonder" referring to Heaven. When it comes down to it, rich or poor, black or white, young or old we all are mortal and have to face a judgment day. When that day comes it will be about your story and where you came from that decided whether you deserved a spot.