You Can Feel It In Your Soul

Flatt And Scruggs · Other Songs - Flatt And Scruggs

When you go to church on Sunday and leave your Saviour out

You feel like you're alone when you all begin to shout

When you get that old time religion you want the world to know

(But you won't have ask nobody) you can feel it in your soul

You can feel it in your soul that you want the world to know

(But you won't have ask nobody) you can feel it in your soul

[ dobro ]Some people ask the neighbors about the ways of sin

And what they have to do for Christ to live within

But let me tell you brother one thing you should know

(And you won't have ask nobody) you can feel it in your soul



You can feel it in your soul...

[ ac.guitar ]If you haven't got time religion and don't know what to do

You better take up the Bible and lead the pages through

It tell you any word of things you want to know

(And you won't have ask your neighbors) you can feel it in your soul

You can feel it in your soul...

You Can Feel It In Your Soul

Flatt and Scruggs stand as towering figures in bluegrass history, renowned for their instrumental precision and vocal harmonies. This recording captures the duo's signature sound, blending Lester Flatt's smooth tenor with Earl Scruggs' revolutionary three-finger banjo technique. The track exemplifies their ability to infuse traditional country and folk structures with a driving energy that defined the genre during its golden era. As part of their extensive discography, the song reflects their commitment to high-quality arrangements and emotional delivery. Their work helped popularize bluegrass beyond regional boundaries, influencing countless musicians who followed. This piece remains a testament to their enduring legacy and the power of their collaborative artistry within the American roots music tradition.