GOODBYE, WORLD, GOODBYE (SATB Choir) - Mosie Lister/arr. Keith Christopher

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A southern gospel evergreen is given new wings in this sensational new treatment. After a free-flowing opening featuring an optional solo, the song surrenders to a happy gallop espousing the glories of heaven. Leaving the world behind, the music soars adorned in Dixieland clothing and lifts the spirit to new heights. This one is sure to get lots of affirming “Amens!”
Available for SATB with optional ChoirTrax CD and Instrumental Accompaniment.

[@jenelleguillaume1862]

I love this song, I've told my family I want this played or sang as the last song at the end of my services. Crazy, you bet but.... I'm leaving here telling my children and family, I'm going to a better place in the sky. Goodbye World Goodbye, leave me with a smile and know how much I loved the Lord. For it's goodby world goodbye.

[@sonofmyheart]

We sang this at church, love JESUS. Love this song. We just changed one word in chorus, last trumpet to FIRST trumpet. Many trumpets will be sounding, and I believe Christ will return in our lifetimes, so I want to hear that first one.
This is hope that helps us purify our lives, and brings rejoicing FIRST John 3: 1-3.
AGAPE LOVE TO ALL.

[@wendymcdonald3403]

Love the style, have always loved the song. Reminds me of ragtime music

[@JesusisJesus]

Such a shame it’s got PREVIEW watermarked all over it and the page turns at the right moment, otherwise a person could be inclined to somehow make use of this by placing an iPad on the music stand or take some screenshots, but I’d never think to do something like that…..

[@jasobres]

Not a fan of the banjo player on this recording. Either that's a synthesized banjo or it's a six-string banjo (which I consider cheating). I already taught myself this on the 4-string tenor banjo. It's really fun to learn to play.